'Australia's migrant and minority media has a long and rich history, which dates to before the twentieth century's post-War immigration boom, and even long before Federation. While there are few definitive explorations that have been published prior, these two volumes, both edited by Catherine Dewhirst and Richard Scully, bridge this gap and provide comprehensive examinations of Australia's migrant and minority press between the colonial period and the present. Both books are considered counterpart volumes, originating from an interdisciplinary conference, and on reading, they work in companionship to each other as part of the Palgrave Studies in the History of the Media series. Although, they are driven by different yet interrelated core themes: The Transnational Voices and The Voices of Challenge – both of which emphasise the essentiality and vibrancy of migrant and minority voice.' (Introduction)
