She Shapes History (Canberra)

Cultural and Theme Tours

Walk into Australia’s hidden history.

She Shapes History believes the past isn’t confined to textbooks – it lives in the streets beneath your feet. Their guided walking tours in Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne uncover the extraordinary stories of the women who shaped Australia’s political, social, and cultural life.

For too long, women’s contributions have been sidelined or forgotten. She Shapes History is here to change that. Their tours bring history to life through the lens of fearless, formidable, and often overlooked women who challenged the status quo and reshaped the nation.

From suffragettes and social reformers to artists, entrepreneurs, and community leaders, She Shapes History offers a fresh feminist take on Australia’s past — one that’s as empowering as it is enlightening.

Whether guests are wandering Canberra’s corridors of power, tracing feminist landmarks in Sydney, or navigating Melbourne’s cultural laneways, these experiences go far beyond the usual history tour. They’re immersive, inclusive, and unforgettable.

She Shapes History is rewriting the narrative — one woman, one story, one step at a time.

Services

$60

Discover the badass women behind Australia’s capital city.

Hidden between the National Archives, the National Library, and the National Gallery are the stories of women who designed cities, changed Australia’s constitution, and dismissed governments.

Explore how these extraordinary women contributed to making Canberra the political and cultural heart of Australia. This tour introduces you to a different side of Canberra’s most iconic landmarks, offering a fresh perspective on its monuments, sites, and cultural institutions.

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$60

Uncover a side of Australia’s capital city that few encounter – a hidden world of spies, double agents, and covert operations.

Walk in the footsteps of extraordinary women who were both spies and spied upon. On this tour, you’ll explore the roles of women in Australia’s intelligence systems, visiting hidden WWII bunkers, Old Parliament House, Canberra’s oldest hotel, ASIO’s first office, and the site of the first Royal Commission into espionage.

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