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RHSV Drill Hall and online, Tuesday 21 November 2023, 5.30pm to 7.30pm AEDT Join Robert Porter for this lecture about his recently published book Rio Tinto in Australia: The Origins

Tuesday 12 September 2023, 6.30pm AESTDr Sophie Cooper, Queen’s University, BelfastConnecting through ‘stuff’: Material culture, women and the Irish diaspora This paper will use material culture to explore connections between

Oulu, Finland, and online, 19 to 23 August 2024 Susan Bartie (ANU), Ben Pontin (Cardiff), and David Schorr (Tel Aviv) are organizing a double session on environment, law, and history

Online, Tuesday 15 August 2023, 2.00pm to 3.00pm AEST  The Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Environmental History Network Steering Committee is pleased to invite members and interested parties to attend

PhD candidates at ACSPRI Member Institutions are invited to apply for the 2024-25 ACSPRI Fellowship Program. Valued at $25,000, the fellowship will help PhD students to achieve their career goals,

Congratulations to those awarded a Victorian Community History Award 2022, including AHA members: Barbara Minchinton who has received the History Publication Award for the book The Women of Little Lon;

Congratulations to all those awarded 2023 State Library of New South Wales Fellowships, including AHA members: Deborah Lee-Talbot, who has been awarded the CH Currey Fellowship for the project: ‘The

Congratulations to editor Jatinder Mann and contributors for the publication of Volume 2 of the Journal of Australian, Canadian, and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies. Further information

The Australian Historical Association deeply regrets that the National Library of Australia has found it necessary to close access to almost all of its manuscript materials for a period of

Congratulations to Kristie Flannery, Simon Graham and Deirdre O’Connell who have been awarded a AAH Humanities Travelling Fellowship, which promote research that advances knowledge in the humanities, assists in the

Congratulations to Niro Kandasamy who has been awarded an ABC Top 5 Humanities media residency. The award is ‘a unique opportunity for emerging thinkers to go behind-the-scenes with the ABC’s

Congratulations to editors Tim Causer, Margot Finn and Philip Schofield for the publication of Jeremy Bentham and Australia: Convicts, Utility, and Empire (Bentham Project, UCL Laws, 2022), a collection of

Congratulations to Tim Causer and Philip Schofield for the publication of the edited collection of Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon versus New South Wales and other writings on Australia ( UCL Press,