Recently, the AHA established the AHA Public Fund to provide professional training and publishing opportunities via awards, scholarships, and prizes to our members and encourage excellence in the creation 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 history more discoverable and accessible.
Online, Friday 22 September 2023 The Australasian Urban History / Planning History Group is organising an online postgraduate symposium in September 2023. The symposium will provide a supportive environment for
University of Auckland and online, Friday 15 and Saturday 16 September 2023 The Faculty of Arts at the University of Auckland invites papers for an interdisciplinary workshop on the colonial
University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Thursday 18 to Friday 19 January 2024 This conference aims to explore the reciprocal interactions between the Red Cross Movement — the International Committee of the
ANU School of Art & Design, Thursday 24 and Friday 25 August 2023 This symposium, inspired by the digital critical edition of Jean-Benjamin de la Borde’s Choix de Chansons (1773), will be
Canberra, Wednesday 4 to Friday 6 October 2023 The ACT branch of the National History Teachers’ Association will host the 2023 National History Teachers’ Conference in Canberra. Papers concerning history
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The McCredie Musicological Award recognises outstanding contribution in musicology by an Australian early-to-mid-career scholar, from performance practice, music in the cultural context, through to the theory, analysis and composition of music.
UNSW Canberra City Campus and online, Wednesday 14 June 2023, 4.30 to 6.30pm (AEST) The health and wellbeing of veterans in Australia is a pressing social issue. This seminar contributes
Lee Hall, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge and online, Monday 19 to Tuesday 20 June 2023 Registrations are now open for the Indigenous Histories of Encounters in Asia-Pacific conference, to
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 Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick, who was named last week as the Australian Book Review’s new Laureate. ABR CEO Peter Rose has described Sheila as one of the magazine’s “most
Congratulations to Professor Warwick Anderson, who has been awarded the Society for Social Studies of Science’s prestigious Bernal Prize for having made ‘distinguished contributions’ to the field of Science and
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
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