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From ‘disgrace and pollution’ to ‘pride’: how Australians came to embrace their convict family ties

By Kristyn Harman, Professor in History, University of Tasmania

Many former convicts changed their names and hid their past. But over the last 50 years, Australians have increasingly discovered – and embraced – convict relatives.

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