Blue, John Martin, Fanny Finch, and John Joseph. In her investigations, Chingaipe talks with descendents of Fanny Finch in Castlemaine. What comes to light is the involvement of Fanny in the history of Victoria's gold rush era and her role in the right for women to vote. Written work Books Her book, Black Convicts: How slavery shaped colonised Australia is due for release some time in the near future. According to the Simon & Schuster website, quoting Scribner Australia's publisher Ben Ball, "Santilla peels off another layer of the whitewashing of our history". Appearances Tomorrow Tonight, Episode 5 "The App", Aired 28 November 2018. Q&A, Episode: The Ethics of Accountability, Broadcast Thu 8 Jul 2021. Q&A, Episode: "Power, Politics, and the Spectre of War", Broadcast Thu 17 Nov 2022. Further reading Fashion Journal, July 29, 2021 - LIFE, How I Do It: Journalist, filmmaker and author Santilla Chingaipe on surrounding yourself with the right people by Izzy Wright References External links IMDb: Santilla Chingaipe Instagram: Santilla Chingaipe (santigrams) Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Australian journalists Australian women journalists Australian filmmakers