tapes have been the source material for biographers; In 1991 David Foster selected and introduced Self-portraits a book of fifteen of the recordings de Berg made of writers; Wilfred Burchett, David Campbell, Ross Campbell, Maie Casey, Charmian Clift, Laurence Collinson, Ion Idriess, Jim McNeil, Stephen Murray-Smith, Grace Perry, Evadne Price, Rohan Rivett, Colin Simpson, John Thompson, and Alan Villiers. Geoffrey Dutton's 1992 book Artists' Portraits consists of transcripts of 26 of de Berg's interviews, mostly from the 1960s and includes her photograph of each artist; Kathleen O'Connor, Thea Proctor, Vida Lahey, Roland Wakelin, William Frater, Ian Fairweather, Adelaide Perry, Grace Cossington Smith, Weaver Hawkins, Daphne Mayo, Lloyd Rees, Alison Rehfisch, Treania Smith, Douglas Annand, Constance Stokes, Margo Lewers, William Pidgeon, Michael Kmit, Russell Drysdale, Noel Counihan, Donald Friend, Francis Lymburner, David Strachan, Jon Molvig, Clifton Pugh and George Baldessin. In 2020 the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Library of Australia developed a gallery audio tour, In their own words from de Berg’s oral history recordings, which as of 2023 remains available online. The biannual Hazel de Berg Award for oral history was established in her memory by the De Berg family for Oral History Australia and was first presented in 2006. References External links Sound recordings of interviews held by the National Library of Australia 1913 births 1984 deaths Oral historians Women historians Australian historians Converts to Judaism Australian broadcasters