Mrs Kelly

This audiobook explores the life of Ellen Kelly, the mother of the infamous Ned Kelly, offering a rare and compelling look at her experiences from her arrival in Australia as a young girl to her long life through a period of significant change for the nation. Born into poverty in Ireland and facing numerous hardships, Ellen's story reflects the resilience of pioneering women and the tumultuous history of early Australia. Biographer Grantlee Kieza captures her remarkable journey, portraying her as a central figure in the story of Australia's transformation from a struggling colony to a modern nation.