From the President

From the Editor

Introduction: New Directions in Welfare History
Marian Quartly

Do you want Religion with that?: Welfare History in a Secular Age
Shurlee Swain

Welfare Interactions: Maori, Government and the Voluntary Sector in New Zealand
Margaret Tennant

The Material Culture of Welfare in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A Case Study of Clothing
Bronwyn Labrun

Voluntary Action and Welfare in Post-1945 Australia: Preliminary Perspectives
Melanie Oppenheimer

Charity, Casework and the Dramas of Class in Melbourne, 1920-1940: 'Feeling Your Position'
Mark Peel

Alan McBriar 1918–2004 - Ken Inglis

Supporting Banks, Liberals and 'The Australian Way': The Freelands and the 1949 Election
Robert Crawford

Charles Duguid and Aboriginal Assimilation in Adelaide, 1950-1960: The Nebulous 'Assimilation' Goal
Rani Kerin

'Gustav got the winery and Sophie got the soup tureen': The Contribution of Women in the Barossa Wine Industry 1836–2003
Julie Hollbrook Tolley

Examined Suspiciously: Alfred Deakin, Eleanor Cameron and Australian Liberal Discourse in the 1911 Referendum
Mark Hearn

Full Board and Lodging: Hostels for Migrant Workers in Early Postwar Melbourne
Seamus O'Hanlon

Shooting Mabel: Warrior Masculinity and Asian Invasion
David Walker

Telling the Australian story at the National Museum of Australia
Guy Hanson

Natalie Zemon Davis
Martyn Lyons and Monica Azzolini