Congratulations to Charmaine Robson for the publication of Missionary Women, Leprosy and Indigenous Australians 1936-1986 (Palgrave MacMillan, 2022). This book focuses on twentieth-century Australian leprosaria to explore the lives of
There are 54 volumes of the NSW Post Office Directory digitised in Trove from the State Library of NSW, but it’s not easy to search inside. Associate Professor Tim Sherratt
Congratulations to Kirsten Wright and Nicola Laurent for winning the 2021 W. Kaye Lamb Prize for their article “Safety, Collaboration, and Empowerment: Trauma-Informed Archival Practice,” published in Archivaria 91 (Spring/Summer 2021).
Congratulations to editors Tim Causer, Margot Finn and Philip Schofield for the publication of Jeremy Bentham and Australia: Convicts, Utility, and Empire (Bentham Project, UCL Laws, 2022), a collection of
Congratulations to Tim Causer and Philip Schofield for the publication of the edited collection of Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon versus New South Wales and other writings on Australia ( UCL Press,
History Guild is supporting a conference examining the part played by Australians in the Mediterranean theatre of WW2. This conference is presented by Military History & Heritage Victoria in Melbourne,
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Book now to attend the 2021 Chief of Army History Conference. The theme of the 2021 Chief of Army History is Contingencies and compromises: mobilising the Australian Army. Since its beginnings the
Applications for the Army History Research Grants are now open. The Australian Army History Unit is now accepting applications for the 2022/23 Army History Research Grants Scheme. The Scheme is
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The CEW Bean Prize for Military History is awarded jointly to the best honours and postgraduate theses submitted in any Australian university focusing on the history of the Australian Army.
The Open Palace Programmes offer an English, an Irish and a Scottish programme which give keen historians who want to work in the heritage sector the chance to: Step behind
2nd Eric Richards Symposium in British and Australasian History CFP – EXTENDED DUE DATE Conveners welcome 20-minutes papers or panels on any aspect of modern and early modern British and
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