Published on 20 February 2023, Bronwyn Carlson and Terri Farrelly’s book Monumental Disruptions: Aboriginal People and Colonial Commemorations in So-Called Australia (Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2023) asks what place colonial
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Lost Mines: The Troubled Legacies of Former Mining Landscapes is a project funded by the ARC to investigate how historic gold mining activities have left a toxic legacy of mercury
Harry Hartog, ANU, Tuesday 28 February 2023 To celebrate Laura Rademaker‘s Paul Bourke Award for Early Career Research from the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and the launch
Congratulations to Rosemary Richards on the publication of her new edited book with Julja Szuster, called Memories of Musical Lives: Music and Dance in Personal Music Collections from Australia and
Trove is an online archive that provides access to a huge range of archives free to all Australians. It is the memory house for the nation and imperative for researchers,
Congratulations to Caitlin Mahar on the publication of The Good Death Through Time with Melbourne University Press. This book explores the novel, modern idea that a good death should be
A new bespoke archival digitisation service has launched in the UK. Run by a team including a historian and a cameraman/photographer, Digitised Archive is an efficient and affordable way to
Congratulations to Jayne Persian, Evan Smith and Vashti Jane Fox on the release of their new edited collection, Histories of Fascism and Anti-Fascism in Australia (Routledge, 2022). This collection “provides
6 February 2023, 7pm (GMT-5), Woodside Hall, Carleton University and online A planetary challenge such as climate change suggests the logic of an international collaborative response. The climate diplomacy that
Thursday 9 March 2023, 6pm (ACDT), Flinders University, Adelaide and online The Australian Death Studies Society (ADSS) invites you to attend its annual lecture either on-site in Adelaide, or online.
15-16 February 2023, ANU Gender Institute, Australian National University This workshop considers histories and stories of queer migration, travel and displacement. It will address questions such as: Where are the
Thursday 2 March 2023, 6.00pm-7.15pm (AEDT), Metcalf Auditorium & Macquarie Room, State Library of NSW. Please join Alison Bashford (UNSW) in conversation with Robyn Williams, AO, (Radio National), on Professor
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