Congratulations to Tim Causer and Philip Schofield for the publication of the edited collection of Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon versus New South Wales and other writings on Australia ( UCL Press,
History Guild is supporting a conference examining the part played by Australians in the Mediterranean theatre of WW2. This conference is presented by Military History & Heritage Victoria in Melbourne,
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Book now to attend the 2021 Chief of Army History Conference. The theme of the 2021 Chief of Army History is Contingencies and compromises: mobilising the Australian Army. Since its beginnings the
In response to member concerns, the AHA President has sought clarification from the ARC CEO Professor Sue Thomas regarding the issue of Future and DECRA Fellowship applications ruled ineligible due
The AHA welcomes this Consultation Curriculum Review as an opportunity to reflect on thecritical role of a history education for Australian students. A History education – and its basic goal,
The CEW Bean Prize for Military History is awarded jointly to the best honours and postgraduate theses submitted in any Australian university focusing on the history of the Australian Army.
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The AHA is delighted to announce a new ECR initiative, the new monthly ‘Skills for New Historians’ Seminar Series. This series will offer advice and guidance on academic life, and the various things
Congratulations to AHA member Martin Thomas and Béatrice Bijon, who have been appointed co-directors of the Menzies Australia Institute at King’s College London. The MAI is the leading centre in the United Kingdom for the
Due to technical issues, some members were unable to receive the 3 December AHA newsletter. Unfortunately it seems we are unable to resend the newsletter, but should be able to
History Australia is the official journal of the Australian Historical Association. The current editors of HA, Michelle Arrow, Leigh Boucher and Kate Fullagar, will be completing their term on 31 December 2021.
The AHA President (Melanie Oppenheimer) has written to AHA members to encourage membership renewal. If you missed this letter, you can view it here.
The AHA’s new Early Career Researcher representatives – Chelsea Barnett, Joel Barnes, and Anna Temby – have published a new entry on the AHA ECR blog introducing themselves. They encourage
Congratulations to Margaret Cook, for A River with a City Problem: A History of Brisbane Floods (University of Queensland Press), and Jessica White, for Hearing Maud (UWA Publishing). Both have
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