Congratulations to Henry Reese who has received the 2021 John Oxley Library Fellowship for his project ‘Electrifying Qld: Modern Machines in the Sunshine State’ –
Congratulations to Michelle Bootcov who has received a 2021 Dan David Scholar Prize for innovative and interdisciplinary research that reflects the past, the present and
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
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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
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As the AHA conference was cancelled last year, the 2020 cohort of the Jill Roe Scholarship will be funded to attend the 2021 AHA conference.
Congratulations to Dr Peter Hobbins who has been appointed Head of the Knowledge team at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Peter’s role will encompass the
Congratulations to Kate Davison, who won an award for the best/most interesting poster presentation at the HEX 2021 Conference on the History of Experience and
The Australian Historical Association (AHA) is currently developing a new nation-wide Postgraduate Database, which is intended to make Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidates in Australian
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Congratulations to AHA member Amanda Nettelbeck whose book Indigenous Rights and Colonial Subjecthood has just been awarded the Australian and New Zealand Law and History Society annual Prize in Legal History. The book traces the development of indigenous rights
Congratulations to AHA member Alison Bashford who has been awarded a 2021 Dan David Prize in recognition of her wide-ranging work on public health, medicine, disease control, borders, and quarantine. The Prize honours outstanding
The AHA would like to thank all who applied for the AHA-Copyright Agency Early Career Mentorships. The judges were most impressed with the high quality of the topics and the enthusiastic
Congratulations to James Keating who has been awarded the inaugural Donna Coates Book Prize for Distant Sisters: Australasian Women and the International Struggle for the Vote, 1880-1914 (Manchester, 2020). Keating’s
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