Congratulations to Matthew Birchall who has received the Royal Historical Society’s Alexander Prize for best published scholarly journal article or essay based upon original historical research for the article ‘History, Sovereignty, Capital: Company Colonisation in
The Marian Quartly Prize, previously known as the Taylor & Francis Prize, is awarded to the best article published in History Australia in the last calendar year. The 2021 Prize
The Ann Curthoys Prize rewards the best unpublished anonymised article submission by an early career researcher in any field related to the work of Ann Curthoys (feminist, Indigenous, colonial, Australian
Congratulations to the authors of a new edited collection The Forgotten and Unforgotten ‘Spanish’ Flu of 1918-1919 (Oxford University Press, 2021). The book ‘offers a multi-level and multi-faceted exploration of
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 AHA member. André Brett. Further
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 Central Australia: Race and Law
Congratulations to guest editors Ana Carden-Coyne and Kate Darian-Smith for the publication of a special issue of Cultural and Social History, Vol 17, No. 5 – ‘Young People and the
Congratulations to the authors of the ‘Policy and History’ Special Forum recently published by History Australia: Carolyn Holbrook and David Lowe, ‘Can Historians Influence Public Policy? Challenges and Possibilities’, examines
Congratulations to the authors, including AHA members Kate Laing, Lucy Davies, Peter McPhee, Ruth Ford, Mary Tomsic and Bronwyn Beech Jones, for the publication of the latest issue of Agora,
Congratulations to Margaret Carmody and co-author for the publication of “Spontaneous to help where a need called” The Life of Mrs J. J. Clark,’ Journal of Australian Catholic History 2020.
The winners for this year’s Prime Minister’s Literary Awards have been announced, which celebrate outstanding literary talent in Australia. Congratulations to Tiffany Shellam for winning the 2020 Australian History category
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Peter Cochrane has published an exploration of literary and historical sensibilities in the Sydney Review of Books, navigating the boundaries between history and fiction and bringing together reflections in the
Congratulations to Yves Rees for winning the 2020 Calibre Essay Prize for their essay ‘Reading the Mess Backwards,’ ‘a story of trans becoming that digs into the messiness of bodies, gender and identity.’
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