📢 Exciting news! The latest issue of AHR is now live! 📚 🔹 Essay by Maggie Nolan et al on journal rankings 🔹 "Professing Criticism in the Antipodes" Ed by Joseph Steinberg & @GelderChristian w/@beneltham @lyndang @sprezzafuror 🔹 Reviews by @raewynconnell @AusHumReview

Here's my main presentation for #AHA2024 I'm proud to be presenting alongside @DrTom_Historian from the @Australian_Navy Sea Power Centre. @seamuseum_is also supporting a maritime history student prize for @AHA_ECRs 👨‍🎓 @AustHistAssoc @pha_nsw

Looking forward to hearing from @history2wheeler, @Joshua_Black97, Kristyn Harman, Elspeth Grant and Rachel Bleeze in a forum about how we learn about teaching History.

#AHIS3005 students - @MQHeritage

Join us for a free hybrid seminar by Dr Jasmine Day on Tues 14 May, 11-12 noon Sydney time - all welcome! #egypt #archaeology

Please consider submitting your work for these @HistoryNSW prizes @AppliedHist @aaphnetwork :

Last day of the @eastershow 🐰 The show's first woodchopping competition was held in 1899. Read about one of its early competitors, Manny McCarthy (1902–1994), in the ADB: https://t.co/v8rfUzsRqZ

The University of Hamburg is expanding its public history program and positions! New job ad: @aaphnetwork @AppliedHist @ProfHistAus @AustHistAssoc

New AAPHN blog post by @taylahevans13: 'PCYC and Memory'. In it, Taylah explores how previous members of PCYC construct and mobilise a sense of a shared past. #publichistory #communitysport @AppliedHist Read on here:

Read about 19th c. Sydney's gymnasium networks over at @aaphnetwork. The research was produced by Robert Buttiglieri, a PACE intern on our history of sport project. This accompanies the extremely successful Sport symposium we held on 5th Dec, viewable at https://t.co/Ly6Ob3mmnE

@AppliedHist PACE intern Robert Buttiglieri spent this session looking into Sydney’s nineteenth century gymnasium network, uncovering a vibrant 'hidden' community. 🤸 Read more about this #PublicHistory research on his two part blog series: https://t.co/G5bxcCyhaj

Check out Centre Member @raylaurence1 new animation on Pompeii and Shopping!

Congratulations to our colleague @raylaurence1 for the second episode of his animated series Ancient Rome in Motion. There is a great accompanying blog post too. https://t.co/6gGIWt9eBQ

The joys of running an international hybrid conference -see how many hdr students we need to rely on! Sooo grateful for their help! @AppliedHist @pubhisint @ifphexplorers @taylahevans13 @lizbranagh_ @madhareday @mq_dha

@taylahevans13 branching out into some public history today at the @AppliedHist public sport history symposium. Offering fascinating insights into nostalgia, the PCYC, and its 'legacy sport' boxing! 🥊🏅

Enjoyed a fantastic day of presentations from people far and wide on public sport history. I’m now dashing to the War Memorial to present the @AppliedHist and @ProfHistAus award @HistoryNSW awards night! Thx to @hollandroden for this image of nuns playing basketball

Thanks to @mq_dha & @AppliedHist for hosting today’s Symposium on Public Sport History & Community Sport - several ASSH members made presentations on their current research.

Time for @thomascauvin @DavidDean2010 and Paul Ashton’s panel on public history in their different international contexts at the University of Indonesia @pubhisint @ifphexplorers @AppliedHist @aaphnetwork

Looking forward to spending the day talking about public sport history and community sport - feel free to join us on zoom if you have some time spare today: https://t.co/JWODCoUC4d @AppliedHist @mq_dha @ProfHistAus @pubhisint