Heritage Historian
Urbis’ Sydney team are looking for a motivated and proactive historian to be involved in city-shaping projects for a diverse range of private and public sector clients. Applications close Sunday 21 May 2017. Further information.
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Heritage Hack Connections
A free workshop for a whirlwind introduction to cultural heritage data, digital tools, and online possibilities with Tim Sherratt. Heritage Hack Connections will be your chance to share information, build connections, and warm up for the GovHack 2016 weekend. Learn about sources of cultural heritage data. Explore digital tools and techniques for working with cultural Read more …
Heritage Hack Connections
If you are not heading off to Ballarat for the AHA conference, you might like to join AHA member Tim Sherratt in Canberra for a free Heritage Hack Connections workshop at the University of Canberra, on Thursday 8 July.
New issue of reCollections: A Journal of Museums and Collections out now
Volume 10 number 2 of the National Museum of Australia’s journal has contributions by Jan Brazier (Macleay Museum) and Molly Duggins (National Art School) on the production history and aesthetics of biological models and wall charts; and by Peter Brett (University of Tasmania) on the pedagogical challenges and opportunities afforded by Home Hill house museum, Read more …
AHA members join Heritage Council of Victoria
Andrew May and Stuart Macintyre have recently joined the Heritage Council of Victoria, an independent statutory body appointed by the Governor-in-Council which has a range of functions under the Heritage Act, including determining which places and objects are added to the Victorian Heritage Register. The Council’s role is to ensure that the state’s diverse cultural Read more …
The Hanged Man and the Body Thief: Finding Lives in a Museum Mystery
Alexandra Roginski’s first book will be launched by Professor Tom Griffiths.