Cama, Nicole

Nicole Cama is a content strategist, historian, writer and curator with a passion for storytelling across multiple platforms. After completing an Honours degree at the University of Sydney, she delved into the world of cultural collections at Sydney University Museums and the Australian National Maritime Museum. Nicole now works as a freelance consultant on a number of projects.

The Dictionary of Sydney was archived in 2021.

"I challenge you sir!" - Duelling in colonial Sydney

200 years of public architecture

Animals on the Dictionary of Sydney

Anniversary Day, Australia Day, Survival Day, Invasion Day

Australia’s First Bank Robbery

Australia’s first public sculpture: Richard Bourke

Barangaroo

Blaze: Working Women, Public Leaders

Bodgies and African American Influences in Sydney

Colonial neighbours: Reynolds' cottages

Constance Kent: The 'murderess'

Convict travels

Decorating the city

Demolished Sydney

Heroism in the surf

Historic Sydenham pub gutted by fire

Isaac Nathan - ‘Australia’s first composer’

Kate Leigh: the Sly-Grog Queen

Keith Kinnaird Mackellar

Let's celebrate History Week 2017!

Life and death in Sydney’s early hospitals

Mary Reibey: Australia’s pioneering businesswoman

Muslims in Sydney

NAIDOC 2016: Sydney's Aboriginal people

New tour! Sydney Harbour Islands

On the buses

Ostrich farming in Sydney

Our oldest museum turns 190!

Posters, ghost signs and billboards

Remembrance Day: 100 years on

Shirley Beiger: ‘All that glittered was not gold’

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, 40 years on

Sydney's 'pissoirs' and public lavatories

Sydney's City Circle

Sydney's ocean pools

Sydney's wild weather

Sydney’s coffee obsession

Sydney’s cultural life

Sydney’s grand General Post Office

Sydney’s modernists

Sydney’s pissoirs & underground conveniences

Sydney’s shipwrecks

Sydney’s wining and dining evolution

Temperance and the ‘evils of tight lacing’: Susan Beckett

The Appin massacre - 200 years on

The Australian Blondin: The dangerous adventures of Henri L’Estrange

The Royal Commission into Noxious and Offensive Trades

The Shaftesbury Reformatory in Vaucluse

The Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 85!

The Trocadero: Sydney’s most glamorous dance hall

The Trouble with Harry

The Ultimo World War I Roll of Honour

The island laboratory

The mysterious Mr Eternity

The​ ​Lucy​ ​Osburn-Nightingale​ ​Museum

Thomas​ ​Ley:​ ​Politician​ ​and​ ​murderer

Waverley Cemetery’s burlesque star

Whaling in Sydney

William Castell: ‘professor of dancing’

William Chidley: an eccentric campaigner

Woodford Academy

‘Alternative histories’: The myth of Sydney’s foundational orgy

‘Sydney’s best kept secret’: Yaralla estate

‘The murderous outrage’: Prince Alfred’s visit to Sydney

‘The past lives on’:Paul Keating’s Redfern speech

‘the flying fairy and empress of the air’

The Lucy Osburn-Nightingale Museum

Thomas Ley: Politician and murderer