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The AHA notes the passing of two influential Australian historians and sends condolences to their families: Neville Meaney (1932-2021) was one of the most influential
10 June 2021
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The Australian Historical Association is delighted to be holding the 39th AHA Conference at the University of New South Wales, Sydney. The AHA 2021 Conference will bring together scholars from across the disciplines with a shared interest in history. The conference is open to academics, students and community members wishing to share their research and hear about the latest developments in history studies. The conference will be held at and sponsored by UNSW Sydney and the State Library of NSW, and the theme for 2021 is Unfinished Business.
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The AHA notes the passing of two influential Australian historians and sends condolences to their families: Neville Meaney (1932-2021) was one of the most influential
The AHA would like to thank all who applied for the 2021 NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarships, which provide assistance with digitisation of material held by the
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Congratulations to editor Jatinder Mann on the launch of the inaugural issue of the Journal of Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Studies. Article authors include
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