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Brad Webb

In 1995, Brad Webb launched ‘Ned Kelly: Australian Ironoutlaw’ which today has grown to be one of the largest history related web sites in the world. With nearly 500 html pages, the site attracts over 350,000 visitors a year (that’s 8.5 million hits). It has become a valuable resource for both teacher and student, as well as a sounding board for many Kelly related themes and ideas. It can be found at www.ironoutlaw.com.

As a graphic designer and typographer with over twenty five years industry experience, Brad has worked for a number of blue chip Australian companies including the AFL, Australian Red Cross, and Vision Victoria. In 2010, Brad was instrumental in developing the content and structure for the world’s first GPS Audiobook system (www.nedkellygpstour.com.au).

Complementing his industry experience, Brad taught at James Cook University in Townsville for four years and offered his services at the RMIT School of Advertising in Melbourne from 2004-2009.

In 2010, Brad completed his post-graduate Master of Publishing and Editing degree at Monash University. Currently employed as Chief Marketing Officer at Triple A Events, Brad spends most of his time organising concerts and promotions (which usually involves trying to keep rock stars sober enough to perform).

Articles written by Brad Webb (12)

23 December 2011 | Why was the Japanese army so brutal?
5 September 2011 | Rediscovery of Ned Kelly's bones only part of the story
2 March 2011 | Why was the Japanese army so brutal?
18 February 2011 | The path to war: Australia, Britain and Japan
15 February 2011 | 'Inventing Australia': images of a new national identity
26 October 2010 | Irish convict transportation to Australia
25 October 2010 | Billy Hughes and the 1916 Labor Party conscription split
30 September 2010 | Where is Australia's Treaty of Waitangi?
13 September 2010 | Why republicanism declined at federation
6 September 2010 | Reconciliation and national unification
3 September 2010 | Thomas Keneally: Our Republic
1 September 2010 | John Curtin and Australia’s changing attitude towards the monarchy

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