‘Foundational Histories’: AHA conference 2015
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The welcome reception for AHA 2016: ‘From Boom to Bust’ will be held at the Art Gallery of Ballarat on the evening of Monday 4 July, following the President’s address
The History Council of NSW has made available on its website video recordings of some of the sessions from the 23 July 2015 symposium held at the State Library of
Susan Marsden’s book, A Year-round Holiday: The Histories of West Lakes (Wakefield Press) considers more than 180 years of history of an area of so-called wasteland of degraded swamp and sand that
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Kerry Highley’s Dancing in my Dreams: Confronting the Spectre of Polio (Monash University Publishing) details the disease and its treatment, the scientific endeavour that led to the discovery of the
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Ana Stevenson comments on the controversy over the t-shirts used for publicity in the upcoming film Suffragette (2015) in a piece in The Conversation, 9 October 2015. Read the article.
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Stuart Macintyre and Les Louis (along with historians Glenn Mitchell, Drew Cottle, Greg Mallory and curator of the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Zhu ChengShan) were contributors to the documentary The Dalfram
Peggy Brock and Norman Etherington (along with Gareth Griffith and Jacqueline Van Gent) have just published Indigenous Evangelists and Questions of Authority in the British Empire 1750–1945 (Brill). It is
Libby Connors is the winner of the Queensland Premier’s Award for a Work of State Significance for her book Warrior: A Legendary Leader’s Dramatic Life and Violent Death on the
The August issue of History Australia includes a special feature on displaced persons guest edited by Marke Edele and Sheila Fitzpatrick with contributions from Paul Sendziuk, Klaus Neumann, Jayne Persian
‘Deeds of Composition’ from the Court of Insolvency, Melbourne 1871–1898, at the Public Record Office Victoria are now searchable by name, location, occupation and year thanks to the hard work
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