Congratulations to AHA Vice-President Kate Fullagar on her recent appointment as a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Kate was one of 59 new fellows who, alongside 42 associate fellows
Congratulations to the authors and editors (Trevor Burnard, Emma Hart and Marie Houllemare) of The Oxford Handbook of the Seven Years’ War. This collection contains thirty-eight essays that provide up-to-date
Congratulations to Mavis Kerinaiua and Laura Rademaker, whose 2023 book Tiwi Story: Turning History Downside Up has been shortlisted for the 2024 ACT Book of the Year, and was recently
Congratulations to Margaret Cook, winner of Griffith University’s 2024 Pro Vice Chancellor (Science) Excellence in Research Impact Award! This accolade recognises the way Margaret used her book, A River with
Congratulations to the recipients of the Australian Academy of the Humanities’ 2024 Humanities Travelling Fellowships. Among the recipients are several valued members of the AHA: The Academy’s Executive Director, Inga
The AHA respectfully records the publication, posthumously, of the late John Moses’s final book, Gott Mit Uns! Prusso-German Political Culture in Australian Perspective: Essays Liberal & Critical (ATF Press). ‘The
The AHA regretfully records the passing of Professor William (Bill) Rubinstein OAM FAHA, leading scholar of British history and Jewish history. Born in the United States, Bill migrated to Australia
The AHA is saddened to learn of the passing of Duncan Anderson MBE, military historian and head of war studies at Sandhurst Academy. Born in Brisbane in 1946, Anderson was
The AHA records with regret the passing of Professor Trevor Burnard. Born in New Zealand in 1960, Trevor studied at the University of Otago before taking up Fellowships at the
The AHA mourns the passing of Judith Allen, Distinguished Professor and Walter Professor of History at Indiana University (IU), Bloomington. Educated at the University of Sydney, Judith completed her PhD
Congratulations to Michelle Bootcov, recipient of the Mike Smith Student Prize for her essay entitled “Robert Kirk: Blood, genetics, race and rights in the mid to late twentieth century’”. This
Congratulations to Sarah Luke on the publication of Marion and the Forty Thieves (NLA Publishing). This creative non-fiction novel for middle-grade readers is underpinned by research into the archives of
Congratulations to Gwendolyn Bellinger and Harrison Croft on the publication of volume 25 of Eras, the Monash University School of Philosophical, Historical and International Studies’ student journal. This issue includes
Congratulations to all of the recent recipients of the Local History Grants Round 22, awarded by the Public Record Office Victoria in partnership with the Victorian Government. Approximately 42 institutions,
Congratulations to Jared Davidson, winner of the Australian & Aotearoa New Zealand Environmental History Network’s Public Environmental History Prize 2024! Jared’s book Blood and Dirt (2023) and its associated public
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