
PhD candidate @NCB_ANU researching recidivist convict Robert Edward Knox in the NSW colonial penal system 1829-1869. She/her
Ngunnawal land, ACT region
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Australian policies designed to prevent Aboriginal babies being born as recently as the 1970s. Honoured to work with Julia Hurst and @JakyTroy on this. theconversation.com/friday-e…
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Coming Soon! The articles in the latest issue of 'AJBH' apply biographical methodologies to illustrate and enliven a range of themes and episodes in Australian history.
Register your interest today: doi.org/10.22459/AJBH.08.202…
#OpenAccess #History
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Earlier this year, I had a fantastic conversation with my @ReDeepHistory colleagues and ANU History Journal editor @ruby_ekkel for their latest issue. Great to see it out in the world! Check out #ANUHJII for our thoughts on doing deep history @historyANU @ANU_Press
Check out @ruby_ekkel's conversation with the @ReDeepHistory team about 'Marking Country: Mapping Deep Histories' featuring @AnnMcGrath5 @MikeJonesPhD @amywayness and Ben Silverstein. Free to download at doi.org/10.22459/ANUHJII.202…
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The latest issue of the #ANUHJII includes a wide range of subjects: A history of flooding in the Eagle Farm, Serpentine and Nudgee areas; ‘Manly’ violence: rape, massacres and white masculinity; and child patients in the Newcastle mental hospital.
Free: doi.org/10.22459/ANUHJII.202…
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NEW TITLE! ‘Sisters in Peace’ provides a gendered history of Australia’s engagement with the politics of internationalism through an examination of the complex history of #WILPF in Australia from #WWI until 2015.
Purchase a copy or download doi.org/10.22459/SP.2023
@ANUcass
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*cough*
#NoseyGetsTheNod
Thank you to everyone who voted 🙏
“An Uncommon Hangman”: Danger Award 2023, People’s Choice.
I’m very grateful to @BADCrimeSydney and @LibbyApp.
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Coming Soon! ‘Sisters in Peace’ examines the rise of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom #WILPF in Australia, and provides a gendered history of this country’s engagement with the politics of internationalism.
Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/SP.2023
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It’s International #OAWeek23 and the theme this year, ‘Community over Commercialization’, aligns with our vision to ensure our publications are available to a diverse global audience.
Every single one of our titles are available to download for #free press.anu.edu.au
Jennifer Bird retweeted
New from the UNE Convict History Research Collective: 'A Directory of the Norfolk Island First Settlement, 1788-1814'. Bringing you the best in staff/student Digital Humanities research collaborations @UniNewEngland🧐
blog.une.edu.au/convicthisto…
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The ANU/Canberra Times Meet the Author series conversation between me and David Marr about his new book, Killing for Country, is available here: anu.edu.au/events/all-podcas… @BlackIncBooks
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Nothing better than a #bookstack of new releases on a rainy Monday morning.
Browse all our latest titles including a breakdown of the 2022 federal election, a history of belonging in Australia and New Zealand, and the latest issue of #IREH.
press.anu.edu.au/publication…
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Today is Indigenous People’s Day in 🇺🇸. This month the @AusintheUS Embassy will host a series of events elevating Indigenous voices & stories. Last week we hosted a discussion on Australia’s deep Indigenous history with leading scholars @AnnMcGrath5 & Jackie Huggins.
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Our Marking Country project getting a shout out in the US for Indigenous People's Day!! Internationally significant research led by the incredible @AnnMcGrath5 Professor Jackie Huggins and our @ReDeepHistory team @MikeJonesPhD Ben Silverstein @ConvictBio @ladyofcode @laurarads 😍
Replying to @AmboRudd
You can find out more about Australia’s deep history on the Marking Country website developed by McGrath & Huggins & @ourANU. The site is also an outstanding resource for 🇺🇸 & 🇦🇺 students. re.anu.edu.au/
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📢Reminder: @AnnMcGrath5 and Jackie Huggins will be speaking on Australia and the Language of Deep History at the Australian Embassy Washington DC on Thursday 5 October 7am AEDT. For Zoom link go to re.anu.edu.au/australia-and-… #AusTalks #IndigenousVoices
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Join @AnnMcGrath5 and Jackie Huggins speaking on Australia and the Language of Deep History at the Australian Embassy Washington DC on Thursday 5 October 7am AEDT. For Zoom link go to re.anu.edu.au/australia-and-…
#AusTalks #IndigenousVoices
Jennifer Bird retweeted
I'm excited to share the news that "An Uncommon Hangman" has been shortlisted for the Danger Awards. It's a real privilege to see Nosey on the same list as so many great books. 🙏 📚
And voting is open for the People's Choice Award! #GiveNoseyTheNod at badsydney.com
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The Social Sciences Board of @ANU_Press is delighted once again to be involved in this latest installment of the long-running Australian election series. Congratulations to the Press office, editors and authors: @anika_gauja @MarianSawer @jillesheppard
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Applications for the second round of the ANU Press Publication Subsidy Fund open today! ANU staff and students can apply to receive up to $3,000 towards their publication costs.
Get your application in early, this round closes 14 August: press.anu.edu.au/authors/sub…
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Huge congratulations to editors Malcolm Allbrook and Matthew Cunneen, and to Melanie Nolan, for launching the special issue of the latest ‘Australian Journal of Biography and History: Convict Lives’.
It was a fabulous launch!
Download your free copy: doi.org/10.22459/AJBH.07.202…




























