The State of the Discipline
Martin Crotty and Paul Sendziuk’s report to the AHA Executive on The State of the Discipline: University History in Australia and New Zealand is now complete.
3 May 2018
Martin Crotty and Paul Sendziuk’s report to the AHA Executive on The State of the Discipline: University History in Australia and New Zealand is now complete.
The annual Heads of History forum was held at University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW, on Monday 3 July 2017, the first day of the AHA
Congratulations to Michael Belgrave from Massey University, who has been awarded the 2018 Ernest Scott Prize for Dancing with the King. His book documents the
law&history, vol. 5:1 (2018) acknowledges the 180th anniversary of the Myall Creek massacre with Ann Curthoys leading a forum discussion on its significance and meaning,
The AHA was saddened to learn of the death AHA member Sally Percival Wood, a highly respected Melbourne-based historian with an interest in the political,
In this week’s post, Jatinder Mann offers some personal reflections on his journey to secure an ongoing position in academia. Read it here.
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
Congratulations to the following postgraduate students who have been awarded the full bursary, valued at $800 per applicant, plus mentoring opportunities: Honae Cuffe, Nicole Davis,
You can now log in to Currinda with your email address and password to register for AHA2018. The discounted rate will be available until 7 May
In accordance with the Constitution of the Australian Historical Association, elections are held every two years for membership of the Association’s Executive Committee. The term
For history postgraduate students and supervisors. A reminder that entries for the 2018 Jill Roe Prize close on Sunday 31 March 2018. This prize is
Congratulations to Paul Longley Arthur, editor of the recently published Migrant Nation: Australian Culture, Society and Identity, a collection that focuses on particular historical blind
Congratulations to Benjamin Wilkie on the publication of The Scots in Australia, 1788–1938, which illuminates the many experiences of Scots in Australia from the first
The Honest History website has had new material added: review by Ben Wilkie of Bain Attwood’s The Good Country; appreciation by John Shield of Don Charlwood’s
The AHA is delighted to announce that Kate Fullagar, Michelle Arrow and Leigh Boucher from Macquarie University have been appointed as the incoming editors of History Australia.
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