The Australian Historical Association
The site for and about historians working in or on Australia.
Congratulations to Donna Lee Brien and Quinn Eades for the shortlisting of their edited book Offshoot: Contemporary Life Writing Methodologies and Practice (UWA Publishing 2018) for the 2018 Australian University Heads of English Literary Scholarship Awards. Further information.
Congratulations to Kama Maclean, Fiona Paisley, Lyndall Ryan and past president Lynette Russell on their election last week as fellows to the Australian Academy of Humanities. Further information.
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Congratulations to Professor Lyndall Ryan who has been awarded the 2018 Annual History Citation in recognition of her research and teaching in women’s and Indigenous History and service to the profession in the 2018 History Council New South Wales Awards: Further information.
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Congratulations to Shaunnagh Dorsett (UTS) for her book Juridical Encounters: Maori and the Colonial Courts 1840-1852 (Auckland UP) and Jane McCabe (Otago) for her book Race, Tea and Colonial Settlement (Bloomsbury) who have been jointly awarded New Zealand’s prestigious Ian Wards Prize for 2018. This prize recognises an outstanding piece of published NZ historical writing that demonstrates either Read more …
Congratulations to Peter Prince who has won the Deen De Bortoli award in applied history, awarded by the History Council NSW, for a history article that contributes to current policy, for his article on the High Court and the expulsion of Australian Islanders published in law & history vol.5:1 2018 Further information.
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AHA members may be interested in contributing to the fundraising drive being conducted to fund a series of scholarships in the name of the late Associate Professor Tracey Banivanua Mar. The Tracey Banivanua Mar Scholarship Endowment has been created by La Trobe University in consultation with Tracey’s husband, friends and family in order to best reflect Read more …