AHA 2023 Conference
The AHA expresses its thanks to everyone who attended and presented at the AHA 2023 Conference at the Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, last week. Our collective gratitude is owed to
12 July 2023
The AHA expresses its thanks to everyone who attended and presented at the AHA 2023 Conference at the Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, last week. Our collective gratitude is owed to
The History Teachers’ Association of Victoria announces the publication of the latest edition of Agora, on the theme of ‘Oral Histories’. Articles in the issue discuss: how Indigenous Australians ensured
Congratulations to Rachel Buchanan and Alan Atkinson, joint winners of the 2023 Ernest Scott Prize for History. The judges spoke of the “rich and wide-ranging social history” that Alan has
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The AHA would like to thank all who applied for the 2022 NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarships, which provide assistance with digitisation of material held by the National Archives. We congratulate the
The AHA Executive Committee is delighted to announce the shortlists for the 2023 AHA prizes and awards. We would like to thank the judges for their work in arriving at
Congratulations to Dr Margaret Cook on the publication of the revised edition of her highly acclaimed book A River with a City Problem: A History of Brisbane Floods. In this
Congratulations to Dr Alexandra Roginski on the publication of her new book Science and Power in the Nineteenth-Century Tasman World: Popular Phrenology in Australia and New Zealand (Cambridge University Press).
Congratulations to Professor Melanie Nolan on the publication of her new book Biography: An Historiography (Routledge). This comprehensive volume examines how Western historians have used biography from the nineteenth century
Issue 20.2 of History Australia is now available in full online. Research articles in this issue include: Catherine Gay, ‘“All the perils of the ocean”: Girls’ emotions on voyages to
This special issue of Change Over Time on ‘Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage’ invites insights from scholarship, professional practice, advocacy, and lived experience to stimulate a more robust public
Congratulations to Jordana Silverstein on the publication of Cruel Care: A History of Children at our Borders (Monash University Publishing). Cruel Care asks provocative questions about how policymakers are shaped
Congratulations to Libby Robin on the imminent publication of her book What Birdo is That? A Field Guide to Bird-people (Melbourne University Press). This field guide to Australia’s bird-people provides
Applications for a range of State Library of New South Wales Fellowships are now open. These include: Applications close Friday 14 July 2023 Further information
Ken and Amirah Inglis Postgraduate and ECR Conference Awards 2023 The 2 Ken and Amirah Inglis Grants are funded by a donation from Seumas Spark and Jay Winter to the
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