Congratulations to Adele Nye and Jennifer Clark for the publication of Teaching History for the Contemporary World: Tensions, Challenges and Classroom Experiences in Higher Education
The AHA would like to thank all who applied for the 2021 NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarships, which provide assistance with digitisation of material held by the
Congratulations to editor Jatinder Mann on the launch of the inaugural issue of the Journal of Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Studies. Article authors include
The AHA notes the passing of two influential Australian historians and sends condolences to their families: Neville Meaney (1932-2021) was one of the most influential
29 November-2 December 2021, UNSW Sydney and State Library of NSW The due date for 2021 AHA conference abstracts has been extended! The conference, on the
Thursday 21 July 2020, 5.00-6.00pm, Zoom meeting (link to be sent to those who rsvp) The 2021 AHA AGM will take place as scheduled, despite
Further to our recent Response to the Tune Review, members of the AHA ‘sExecutive Committee have published a number of pieces and interviews on the
Congratulations to Kathleen Neal for the publication of The Letters of Edward I: Political Communication in the Thirteenth Century (Boydell Press, 2021). In launching the
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The organising committee of the 2022 AHA Annual Conference have indicated the 2022 conference at Deakin will be held in late June/early July 2022. More
Congratulations to those shortlisted for the James Tait Black Prize for Biography, including Kate Fullagar for The Warrior, the Voyager, and the Artist: Three Lives in an Age of
Congratulations to Tim Calabria who has just won the Theory Race and Colonialism Essay (TRACE) award, for his article, “The Bungalow and the Transformation of the ‘Half-Caste’ category in
Congratulations to Kate Fullagar who has been awarded the Douglas Stewart Prize for Non–Fiction for The Warrior, the Voyager, and the Artist: Three Lives in
Congratulations to Ruth Balint and Julie Kalman for the publication of Smuggled: An Illegal History of Journeys to Australia (NewSouth, 2021). Smuggled recounts the journeys
Congratulations to those shortlisted for the 2021 Ernest Scott Prize, awarded annually to the book judged to be the most distinguished contribution to the history
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