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
Caroline Baum’s ‘Life Sentences’ podcast series focuses on Australian biographers. In the recent episode titled ‘Paint it black’, ABC presenter Daniel Browning interviews Alec O’Halloran about his authorised biography of
Season one of the NLA’s Podcast, Off Stage, that explores the vibrant characters, milestone moments and cultural treasures found in the exhibition On Stage: Spotlight on Our Performing Arts. Hosted by Melanie
Congratulations to those shortlisted and highly commended for the Digital History Prize in the 2022 NSW Premier’s History Awards, including the below highly commended: Emma Christopher, ‘We the Cimarrons’, and
The Australian and New Zealand Environmental History Network has published a series of short introductory videos online which describe current approaches to environmental history. The Network committee hopes that these
Oral History Australia is delighted to announce the following winners of the inaugural Oral History Australia Awards. ORAL HISTORY AUSTRALIA BOOK AWARD 2019: Peg Fraser, Black Saturday: not the end
Congratulations to AHA members Clare Wright and Yves Rees on the launch of their podcast Archive Fever, an Australian history podcast featuring intimate conversations with writers, artists, curators, fellow historians and
Congratulations to the History Lab Podcast at the Australian Centre for Public History, UTS, who have won the prestigious Silver Radio Prize at the New York Festivals Radio Awards. History Lab is
Congratulations to Mary Tomsic, who, as part of the ARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laureate Research Project into the History of Child Refugees in Australia (University of Melbourne), has collaborated with Kids’ Own Publishing in supporting young South Sudanese Australians from
The ABC is partnering with the University of Sydney for the Top 5 Humanities Media Residency, to discover, and give voice to, Australia’s next generation of dynamic thinkers. The scheme
Ruth Balint, ‘Cooking For Assimilation’: The History Listen, ABC Radio National 26 March 2019, 11am ‘Cooking for Assimilation’ weaves family interviews, recipes and the music of Evi’s 1950’s kitchen radio
Looking for a podcast over the summer? History Lab Season 2 is available for your summer listening! On the way you can learn about who made the first ever banking
Is world peace just a dream? After World War One, nations came together determined to make sure that the world never again saw the devastation and destruction of the First World
Clare Wright’s new book, You Daughters of Freedom: The Australians Who Won the Vote and Inspired the World, is being launched around the country over a range of dates in October and
AHA members Tamson Pietsch and Anna Clark have launched History Lab, a new investigative history podcast made in collaboration by the Australian Centre for Public History at the University of
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