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  1. ‘The Chief Chinese Interpreter’ Charles Hodges: mapping the aurality of race and governance in colonial Melbourne

    Article • Postcolonial Studies, January 2015, Taylor & Francis

    Dr Nadia Rhook

  2. “Turban-clad” British Subjects: Tracking the Circuits of Mobility, Visibility, and Sexuality in Settler Nation-Making

    Article • Transfers, January 2015, Berghahn Journals

    Dr Nadia Rhook

  3. Listen to Nodes of Empire: Speech and Whiteness in Victorian Hawker’s License Courts

    Article • Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History, January 2014, Project Muse

    Dr Nadia Rhook