Volume 2 Issue 1 June 2004

From the AHA President

From the Editor

Symposium: Women And The Land

Jill Roe - Thoughts on Women and the Land

Janet Doust - Kinship and Accountability: The Diaries of a Pioneer Pastoralist Family, 1856 to 1898

Emily Dewson - 'Off to the Dance':Romance in Rural New Zealand Communities, 1880s-1920s

Mary Tomsic - Women's memories of cinema going: More than 'the only thing left to do' in Victoria's Western District

Ruth Ford - 'I am not satisfied': Identity, unionism and rural women's labour in 1912 Australia

Meredith Fletcher - Ferals and Their Muddies: Making a Home in the Bush

Ian Willis - Wartime Volunteering in Camden:

Adrian Jones - A Note on Atatürk's Words about Gallipoli

Tony Moore - Australia's Bohemian Carnival

John Hirst and Joanne Hutton - The War Book of Lillian Shaw

Paula Byrne - Convict women reconsidered... and reconsidered

Mark Peel and Carly Millar - The Undergraduate History Curriculum in 2004

Graeme Davison - Marc Brodie. The Politics of the Poor: The East End of London, 1885-1914

Greg Dening - Rhys Isaac. Landon Carter 's Uneasy Kingdom: Revolution and Rebellion on a Virginia Plantation.

David Carment - History, Identity and Politics (The Australian Historical Association Presidential Address 2004)

Beverley Kingston - Eleanor Joan Kerr, 1938-2004