2017 Prue Torney Fellows’ Prize
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Congratulations to Ann Howard on two publications focusing on the hidden stories of Australians during World War II. You’ll be Sorry! How World War II Changed Women’s Lives (Big Sky
Congratulations to Yvonne Cadet-James, Robert Andrew James, Sue McGinty and Russell McGregor on the publication of this innovative book which bridges historical scholarship and Aboriginal oral tradition to tell the
Congratulations to Pam Oliver on this recent publication which examines Hilda Abbott’s life experience through two world wars and multiple careers as a Sydney Morning Herald correspondent, ABC broadcaster and interior designer and
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How to… do a radio interview contains invaluable advice for ECRs on the key to successful radio interviews from industry expert, and historian, Michael Cathcart. Read it here. In a
A draft history journal list was circulated with the AHA AGM minutes. The background to this list, as detailed at the AGM, was the AHA executive was requested to explore a
2018 is a big year for AHA prizes, with the full suite of biennial prizes and annual prizes on offer. All are now open. For full terms and conditions for
The two annual AHA prizes were announced at the conference dinner on Thursday 6 July 2017. Congratulations to James Findlay, who won the 2017 Jill Roe Prize for an unpublished
A big vote of appreciation to the conference organising committee from Newcastle: Philip Dwyer, Nancy Cushing, Victoria Haskins, Lyndall Ryan, Julie McIntyre, James Bennett, Kate Ariotti and Kit Candlin. Not only did they turn
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