Tonight’s the night! Counting down to hear Sandra Swart on Kinship! #envhist

A platypus was almost sent to Churchill in '43 (Cushing & Markwell 2009), but tragically died en route. Here's some (provisional) data from the platypus attendant's log, showing changes in food, air, & water temp as they made the crossing from MEL to Liverpool (NAA: A2908, V23/2)

Repping Sandra Swart merch at yesterday’s postgrad conference!

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Had the pleasure of getting this bumper AANZ Environmental History Network publication round up on the website this week! Dozens of phenomenal new works in Australian and New Zealand environmental history by a fabulous group of scholars! #environmentalhistory #history environmentalhistory-au-nz.org/publications/p…

The AHA welcomes the Australian Government's proposed 20% cut to HECS-HELP student debts. But this modest cost-of-living relief cannot, on its own, make Higher Ed debts more equitable. 'Job-ready Graduates' must give way to a better, fairer fee system theaha.org.au/aha-statement-…

Retweeting this CfP for a special issue of AJPH on the 49th anniversary of the dismissal of the Whitlam Government/appointment of Malcolm Fraser as PM. Proposals due 13 November! Feel free to DM if you want any further details 😊

Feeling very full following a week in Canberra "thinking planetarily", writing, scouring archives, and catching up with friends and family :)

The website for the 2025 AHA Conference is live! Hosted by James Cook University and Central Queensland University, the CFP is now open on any area of history, including those on the conference theme, 'Looking Up'. buff.ly/3VeVFeH

Standing room only for the launch of Judith Buckrich’s latest!

Monash’s main library is binning half its collection over the summer. Just look at the shelves! 😢

The SoPHIS postgrad cohort was very much cohort-ing at our end of year event

It’s giving Franklin Dam