Phillipa McGuinness, executive publisher at NewSouth Publishing, kicks off the AHA ECR blog’s new ‘how to’ series with some fantastic tips on what and what not to do when writing a book
Barry Jones on conscription 1916–17; new edition of Honest History’s Alternative Guide to the Australian War Memorial (first edition downloaded more than 2000 times); the Commonwealth’s secret war on Laos in the
In the latest in the Emerging Historians series, meet Dr Benjamin T. Jones, whose PhD on responsible government in colonial Canada and Australia in the mid-nineteenth century was published in
In the latest in the Emerging Historians series, meet Dr Pete Minard, an environmental historian who completed a PhD in 2014 and has since undertaken various academic and non-academic roles
Read the latest post in the AWHN blog, ‘Indigenous Activism and the 1967 Referendum: Remembering Joyce Clague’, here.
Ann McGrath, Professor of History and Director of the Australian Centre for Indigenous History at the Australian National University, is the lates subject of the ECR blog’s Q&A series. In
The third in the AHA ECR blog’s series features Dr Laura Rademaker, postdoctoral research fellow at Australian Catholic University and recent recipient of the Taylor and Francis Prize for the best
The second interviewee in the AHA ECR blog’s series is Dr Effie Karageorgos, who teaches both history and academic skills at the University of Melbourne and Swinburne University. She offers further
Hot on the heels of its successful Q&A series with established historians, the AHA ECR blog is now presenting a fascinating series of Q&As with emerging historians who are members
In this month’s Q&A Andrekos Varnava, Associate Professor at Flinders University, shares how he became a historian by way of a dalliance with science, the thrill he gets from researching
Contributions to this new blog explore contemporary histories and history-making. So far, contributors include Helen Gardner, David Lowe, Filip Slaveski, Mathew Turner, Carolyn Holbrook, Alyson Miller, Cassandra Atherton and Klaus
The AHA Early Career Researchers blog is a terrific source of information. It features opportunities and events of interest to ECRs, as well as an enlightening Q&A series with a
The Honest History Book is to be published in April and can be pre-ordered via the website. Professor Frank Bongiorno of ANU is the new president of Honest History and
The Honest History coalition has done a special update of its website for Remembrance Day (which is also the 75th anniversary of the opening of the Australian War Memorial). New
The idea that we as Australians have a special and significant relationship with the horse has been around for a long time. From ‘Banjo’ Paterson’s ‘Man from Snowy River’, to
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