AHA conferences since 1982 – The Australian Historical Association

42nd	2023	3 July-6 July	Milestones	Australian Catholic University	VIC	Joy Damousi
41st	2022	27 June-1 July	Urgent Histories	Deakin University	VIC	Bart Ziino
40th	2021	29 Nov-2 Dec	Unfinished Business	UNSW	NSW	Ruth Balint
39th	2020	29 June-3 July	Urgent Histories (cancelled)	Deakin University	VIC	Bart Ziino
38th	2019	8-12 July	Local Communities, Global Networks	University of Southern Queensland	Qld	Catherine Dewhirst
37th	2018	2-6 July	The Scale of History	Australian National University	ACT	Sam Furphy
36th	2017	3-7 July	Entangled Histories	University of Newcastle	NSW	Philip Dwyer
35th	2016	4-8 July	From Boom to Bust	Federation University, Ballarat	VIC	Keir Reeves
34th	2015	6-10 July	Foundational Histories	University of Sydney	NSW	Kirsten McKenzie
33rd	2014	7-11 July	Conflict in History	University of Queensland, Brisbane	QLD	Martin Crotty
32nd	2013	8-12 July	Mobilities and Mobilisations in History	University of Wollongong	NSW	Georgine Clarsen
31st	2012	9-13 July	Connections	Adelaide	SA	Rob Foster
30th	2011	4-8 July	History at the Edge	Univ. of Tasmania, Launceston	TAS	Tom Dunning
15th	2010	5-9 July	(Re)Viewing History	University of Western Australia, Perth	WA	Jean Chetkovich
	2009	30 June – 3 July	Constructing the Past	Sunshine Coast	QLD	Joanne Scott
14th	2008	7-11 July	Locating History	University of Melbourne	VIC	Andrew May
	2007	23-26 September	Engaging Histories	University of New England, Armidale	NSW	Erin Ihde and Frank Bongiorno
13th	2006	3-7 July	Genres of History	Australian National University, Canberra	ACT	Tim Rowse
	2005	6-7 July	Inclusive Histories	University of New South Wales, Sydney	NSW	Rae Frances
12th	2004	5-9 July	Visions	University of Newcastle	NSW	David Lemmings
	2003	28 September – 1 October	Feast by the Murray	La Trobe University, Mildura	VIC	Diane Kirkby
11th	2002	3-7 July	Crossing Boundaries	Griffith University, Brisbane	QLD	Regina Ganter
	2001	24-27 September	Empire, Nation, Region and Identity	Kalgoorlie	WA	Mel Davies / Wendy Carter
10th	2000	5-9 July	Futures in the Past	University of Adelaide, Adelaide	SA	Katharine Massam
	1999	28 September – 1 October	Australia and Britain Over Two Centuries	University of Tasmania, Hobart	TAS	Richard Ely
9th	1998	6-10 July	History in the Making	University of Sydney	NSW	Penny Russell
	1997	28-30 September	The River	University of Newcastle	NSW	Nancy Cushing
8th	1996	14-18 July	History ‘96	University of Melbourne	VIC	Marilyn Lake
	1995	3-5 July	1995 AHA Conference	James Cook University, Townsville	QLD	Penny O’Hara
7th	1994	26-30 September	History ‘94	University of Western Australia, Perth	WA	Jenny Gregory
	1993	29 September – 1 October	The Shaping of Institutions: Historical Perspectives	Australian National University, Canberra	ACT
6th	1992	28 September – 2 October	History ‘92	Australian National University, Canberra	ACT	Anthea Hyslop
	1991	29 Jun-2 July	Historical Frontiers: Outback and Seberang	Northern Territory University (Charles Darwin), Darwin	NT	David Carment
5th	1990	26-29 September	History ‘90	University of Queensland	QLD	Leo Launitz-Schurer
	1989	5-7 July	Peripheral Visions: A Conference in Honour of B. J. Dalton	James Cook University, Townsville	QLD	Dawn May
4th	1988	8-13 February	The Making of Nations	University of Sydney	NSW	Ken McNab
	1987	22-24 August	The Myth and Reality of Country Life	University of New England	NSW	John Atchison
3rd	1986	25-29 August	History in the Community	University of Adelaide & History Trust of SA	SA	Norman Etherington
	1985	25-28 August	Urbanisation and Industrialisation: Taking Stock	University of Newcastle	NSW	Margaret Henry
2nd	1984	27-31 August	History ‘84	University of Melbourne	VIC	Marian Aveling
	1983	23-25 September	Defining Australian Regional Identities	Toowoomba	QLD	Norm Elvidge
1st	1982	26-28 August	History ‘82	University of New South Wales, Sydney	NSW	Heather Radi and Frank Farrell