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Trea Wiltshire is a Western Australian based writer.

She has worked at University of Western Australia in its publication Uniview.[1][2]

Hong Kong

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She had lived in and written books about Hong Kong:

  • (1971) Hong Kong; an impossible journey through history[3]
  • (1989) Old Hong Kong[4]
  • (1991) Echoes of Old China[5]
  • (1991) Hong Kong: last prize of empire[6]
  • (1993) Saturday's child[7]
  • (1995) Encounters with China[8]
  • (1997) Old Hong Kong (5th edition)[9]
  • (1997) Old Hong Kong: 1860 - 30 June 1997[10][11]
  • (1997) Hong Kong: the last prize of empire (4th edition)[12]
  • (2005) Hong Kong: pages from the past[13]
  • (2017) A Stroll through Old Hong Kong[14]

and about China:

  • (1995) Encounters with China[15]
  • (2001) A street in China[16]
  • (2004) Echoes of old China (3rd edition)[17][18]

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Darlington, Western Australia

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She lives in Darlington, Western Australia, and has written about the history of the locality,[22] as well as the primary school[23] and the Darlington Arts Festival.[24] She has been the longest duration editor of the Darlington Review.

In Western Australia she has also written about a number of popular tourist destinations, including Rottnest Island[25] and Margaret River.[26]

References

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  1. ^ Harries, Maria (November 1994), "The family: into an uncertain future. -Interview with Maria Harries by Wiltshire, Trea-", Uniview Magazine, 13 (4): 6–8, ISSN 1324-5953
  2. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2009), "From politician to professor [University of Western Australia's new Professorial Fellow of Political Science and International Relations, Kim Beazley, continues to be passionate about history and politics]", Uniview Magazine, 28 (1): 21–23, ISSN 1324-5953
  3. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1971), Hong Kong; an impossible journey through history., Serasia, retrieved 4 October 2021
  4. ^ Wiltshire, Trea; Fischbeck, Frank (1997), Old Hong Kong: great cities of the world (3rd ed. (rev.) ed.), Form Asia (published 1989), ISBN 978-962-7283-01-0
  5. ^ Wiltshire, Trea; Gross, Benno; Chung, Kwan Kwong (1991), Echoes of old China: traditional shops in contemporary Hong Kong (2 ed.), FormAsia Books Limited, ISBN 978-962-7283-06-5
  6. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1991), Hong Kong: last prize of empire, FormAsia Books, retrieved 3 October 2021
  7. ^ Pan, Lynn; Wiltshire, Trea (1993), Saturday's child: Hong Kong in the sixties, FormAsia, retrieved 4 October 2021
  8. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1995), Encounters with China: merchants, missionaries and mandarins, FormAsia, ISBN 978-962-7283-14-0
  9. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1997), Old Hong Kong (5 ed.), FormAsia Books, ISBN 978-962-7283-01-0
  10. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2005), Old Hong Kong: 1860 - 30 June 1997, FormAsia, ISBN 978-962-7283-51-5
  11. ^ "HIGH-VOLTAGE HONKERS.(FEATURES)", The Australian (National, Australia), News Limited: B16, 9 September 1998, retrieved 5 October 2021
  12. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1997), Hong Kong: the last prize of empire (4 ed.), FormAsia, ISBN 978-962-7283-05-8
  13. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2003), Hong Kong: pages from the past, FormAsia Books (published 2005), ISBN 978-962-7283-56-0
  14. ^ "Copping it suite in Hong Kong.(Traveller)", The Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, Australia), Fairfax Media Publications Pty Limited: 30, 28 January 2017, ISSN 0312-6315
  15. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1995), Encounters with China: merchants, missionaries and mandarins, FormAsia, ISBN 978-962-7283-14-0
  16. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2001), A street in China: discovering a timeless market town, FormAsia Books, ISBN 978-962-7283-48-5
  17. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2004), Echoes of old China: traditional beliefs and values (3 ed.), FormAsia, ISBN 978-962-7283-88-1
  18. ^ "Copping it suite in Hong Kong.(Traveller)", The Age (Melbourne, Australia), Fairfax Media Publications Pty Limited: 28, 4 February 2017, ISSN 0312-6307
  19. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1973), Cameron, Nigel (ed.), Bali, translated by Bure, Jean Rémy; Gütschow, Dorothea, Libra Books, retrieved 5 October 2021
  20. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2003), Angkor: celestial cities of the Khmer empire, FormAsia Books, ISBN 978-962-7283-75-1
  21. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2004), Bamboo (2 ed.), FormAsia (published 2006), ISBN 978-988-98269-9-4
  22. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (1997), A place in the hills: Darlington's first fifty years, T. Wiltshire, ISBN 978-0-646-34251-1
  23. ^ Wiltshire, Trea; Darlington Primary School (W.A.) (1982), 1912-1982, Darlington Primary School: a short history, Darlington Primary School, ISBN 978-0-9592759-0-2
  24. ^ Wiltshire, Trea; Darlington History Group, (issuing body.) (5 November 2020), Arts on the edge: Darlington, the place, the people, the festival, Darlington History Group Inc (published 2020), ISBN 978-0-648-95840-6
  25. ^ Wiltshire, Trea (2004), Gone to Rottnest, University of Western Australia Press, ISBN 978-1-920694-28-9
  26. ^ Lloyd, R. Ian; Moore, Wendy; Wiltshire, Trea; Woldendorp, Richard; Woldendorp, Yolanta (2000), Margaret River, R. Ian Lloyd Productions, ISBN 978-981-04-2674-3
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