The AHA congratulates the following members who have been shortlisted for the Queensland Literary Awards in 2015: Libby Connors, Warrior (Allen & Unwin) – Queensland Premier’s Award for a Work
ARC Laureate Fellow Mark Finnane’s research team at ‘The Prosecution Project’, with AHA members Amanda Kaladelfos, Alana Piper, Lisa Durnian and Robyn Blewer, and Griffith University’s media team have created
AHA member Alana Piper has an article in The Conversation today on ‘The myth that women secretly hate other women has a long history’ which has already attracted some interesting
Our Vice-President Lynette Russell will deliver the History Council of Victoria’s annual lecture in which she will offer new insights into the 1914 conference of the British Association for the
AHA member Meg Foster is the recipient of the 2015 Deen De Bortoli Award in Applied History for her essay ‘Online and Plugged In?: Public History and Historians in the
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The AHA is very pleased to congratulate the following members. Australian First World War History Prize, joint winner: Carolyn Holbrook, Anzac, the Unauthorised Biography (NewSouth Books) General History Prize winner:
More than 7000 women are included among the Female Prison Registers 1855–1934 now available online. The Bendigo Regional Archives Centre website hosts a series of more than 270 digitised ‘Petitions
The Annual conference of the Independent Scholars Association of Australia (ISAA) Inc. will be held at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, from Thursday 1 to Friday 2 October 2015.
The National Archives of Australia and the Australian Historical Association have awarded two new scholarships to support postgraduate archival research into unexplored aspects of Australia’s history: PhD candidates Mia Spizzica
Peter Hobbins has been awarded the 2016 Merewether Scholarship by the State Library of New South Wales for his project ‘Curios and curiosity: James Bray and the sunset of amateur
James Coventry’s Time and Space: The Tactics That Shaped Australian Rules – and the Players and Coaches Who Mastered Them (HarperCollins) discusses the genius and ingenuity of the game’s greats
In Australian Women War Reporters: Boer War to Vietnam, Jeannine Baker tells the previously hidden story of Australian and New Zealand women journalists who fought for equality with their male
Honest History’s e-newsletter has gone out to subscribers and is also on the Honest History website. It includes links to new material on the site plus a set of Whizzbangs,
Marian Quartly and Judith Smart’s Respectable Radicals: A History of the National Council of Women of Australia, 1896-2006 (Monash University Publishing) tells the story of mainstream feminism in Australia, of
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