The book explores how the French remember ANZAC, and how Australia has remembered its Anzacs in France. Our Corner of the Somme. Australia at Villers-Bretonneux tells the fascinating century-long story of French-Australian relations through
The History Council of NSW awards and prizes foster excellence in Australian historical writing, showcase and reward best practice, and advance and promote public understanding and appreciation of history. Categories
Congratulations to Carla Pascoe Leahy and Alistair Thomson for the publication of their co-edited special issue on ‘Parenting’ in Oral History. The issue includes papers on parenting, mothering, fathering and grandparenting across Australia, Israel, New Zealand
Congratulations to historians Libby Robin and AHA member Tom Griffiths who has been awarded joint winners of the 2019 Distinguished career in Public Environmental History from the American Society for Environmental
11-14 December 2019 Victoria University College of Law & Justice Campus, 295 Queen Street Individual papers and/or panels on the theme, ‘Does Law’s History Matter? The Politics of Our Disciplinary Practices’, are welcome from
The ABC is partnering with the University of Sydney for the Top 5 Humanities Media Residency, to discover, and give voice to, Australia’s next generation of dynamic thinkers. The scheme
National Archives of Australia/Australian Historical Association scholarships assist talented postgraduate scholars with the cost of copying records held in the Archives. Students enrolled in a Masters or PhD degree in history are invited
The UCD Ad Astra Fellows programme will appoint approximately 65 appointments at Lecturer/Assistant Professor grade each year targeting high potential early-stage academics. Applications are invited across all academic disciplines represented in
Congratulations to Tanya Josev for winning the 2018 Law and Society Association of Australian and New Zealand’s Early Career Researcher Book Prize for The Campaign Against the Courts: A History
The John Truscott Design Foundation and the University of Melbourne announce the commissioning of a manuscript celebrating John Truscott. The Fellowship is awarded to a scholar or writer to prepare
Congratulations to Amanda Nettelbeck for the publication of Indigenous Rights and Colonial Subjecthood: Protection and Reform in the Nineteenth-Century British Empire (Cambridge University Press, 2019). The book charts how the
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