Travelling Home: A Study of Walkabout, Australia's Geographic Magazine (1934-74).

Walkabout是二十世纪中期最受欢迎的杂志之一，主要关注澳大利亚内陆和太平洋地区。郊区的休息室、医生和牙医的手术室、铁路候车室、部长办公室和学校图书馆都有它的装饰。Walkabout将娱乐和教育结合在一起，确保了它对不同年龄、阶层和教育背景的读者的影响。该项目探讨了Walkabout在现代国家认同发展中的作用。Walkabout有意培育了澳大利亚重要的现代经济基础之一——旅游业，同时也影响了知识的形成和流通。

Walkabout was one of mid-twentieth century's most popular magazines with a focus on inland Australia, as well as the Pacific region. It graced suburban lounge rooms, doctors' and dentists' surgeries, railway waiting rooms, ministerial offices, and school libraries. Walkabout's mixture of entertainment and education ensured its influence across a spectrum of readers: across age, class, and educational boundaries. This project explores the role of Walkabout in the development of a modern national identity. Walkabout deliberately cultivated one of Australia's key modern economic foundations-the travel industry-and did so whilst also influencing knowledge formation and circulation.