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The Centre for Media History at Macquarie University is hosting a free masterclass with Associate Professor Fay Anderson (Monash) on Wednesday 7 September at 2pm, to coincide with the release of her latest book, Shooting the Picture: Press Photography in Australia (Melbourne University Press). Early career researchers and postgraduate students are particularly welcome. Expressions of Read more …
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As part of History Week, 3–11 September 2016, History Council NSW presents Speaker Connect, a series of 11 free talks on a range of topics. Further information.
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Congratulations to AHA member David Lee, whose new book analyses Australia’s second great minerals rush that began in the 1960s with the development of new export industries based on coal, iron ore and bauxite, continued in the 1970s and early 1980s with the ‘resources boom’ and reached its apogee in the China boom from 2002 to Read more …
Congratulations to Associate Professor Robert Crawford, who has won the 2017 David Scott Mitchell Memorial Fellowship awarded by the State Library of NSW, for his project, ‘Probing the Consumer’s Mind: The Ashby Research Service and the Post-war Australian Market’. Further information.