Volume 2 Issue 2 June 2005

From the President

From the Editor

Symposium: Festschrift For Jill Roe

The exodists - Graeme Davison

Between fame and eccentricity - M J Roberts

Making spaces - Margaret Allen

Unorthodox Christianity in South Australia - David Hilliard

'Mrs Bon's verandah full of Aborigines' - Liz Reed

'Dear Mr. Brown' - Phillip Deery

'Boiling in Anger' - David Nicholls

A private and secular grief' - Pat Jalland

Historiography and its discontents - Gary Ianziti

Comparative notes from Indonesia - Adrian Vickers and Katharine McGregor

Reflections 'On Holidays' - Meredith Lake, Patricia Leehy, Lila Oldmeadow

'Television program, yes, history, no' - Michelle Arrow

Assisting Australian writers - Ann-Mari Jordens

Western Australian history: the next assignments - Geoffrey Bolton

Michelle Arrow reviews 'Streets on the Strip Interpretive Signs'

Sharon Losic reviews 'Outlawed!'

Michael Sturma reviews the Western Australian Maritime Museum

Tsen Khoo reviews 'A Passage from India: Anglo-Indians in Victoria'.

Brian Matthews reviews Christopher Lee's City Bushman

Bill Wilson reviews John Mulvaney's Paddy Cahill of Oenpelli

Wilfred Prest reviews Alan Atkinson's Democracy

Nick Dyrenfurth reviews Judy Brett's Australian Liberals and the Moral Middle Class

Erick Ecklund reviews Susan Marsden's Newcastle: A Brief History

Richard Broome reviews Bain Attwood and Andrew Markus' Thinking Black

Wayne Reynolds reviews Stuart Macintyre's A Concise History of Australia

Yuriko Nagata reviews Pam Oliver's Allies, Enemies and Trading Partners

Shawn Sherlock reviews Bobbie Oliver's Unity is Strength

Robert Dare reviews M J D Roberts' Making English Morals