I wrote an article about my settler colonial family in Australia and New Zealand and their bizarre history of strange accidents and darkly comic deaths. gawker.com/culture/all-my…

Congratulations cath bishop @anrchivist Dr Hirini Kaa Julia Laite ([email protected]) James Keating @CherylAnneWare and everyone shortlisted for the NZHA book and article prizes. Exciting!

Congratulations team!

.catherine kevin's combination of family history and film studies is a delight to read, and such important work -- I'm thrilled I got to review it for @HistAustJournal.

Applications for the lectureship in history at The University of Waikato 🎓 are due 10 December, require CV + cover letter only. The field is pretty open + encourages 'historians early in their academic careers and with expertise in America, Europe, Africa or Asia' to apply: bit.ly/3pXUAJy

Stoked to publish Lorina Barker's review of my colleague Nepia Mahuika's wonderful book 'Rethinking Oral History and Tradition' -- as I finish my tenure as book reviews editor for @HistAustJournal and History at The University of Waikato 🎓 celebrates Nēpia's Marsden success and all-round wonderfulness

‘You ought to get ‘Shifting Grounds’ at once, especially if you live in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland - you won't recognise the city you live in, and you'll see it differently, more deeply.’ newsroom.co.nz/xmas-the-years… @LucyMackintosh1 Auckland Museum

**CHASS PRIZE ANNOUNCEMENT** CHASS is thrilled to be able to announce the 2021 Distinctive Works in HASS Prize results. The joint winners are Carla Pascoe Leahy and Christiana Aloneftis. For details about their respective projects please visit buff.ly/3w4eUsh

With apologies for the basic graphic design: here's a mask choice flow chart. Suggestions for improvement welcome 🙂

PhD project advertisement! Would you like to undertake a PhD in the history of forensic science? Of course you would! Take a look at the project here and if you have questions send me a msg! utas.edu.au/research/degre… #historicalCrim #HistCrim #forensics

It’s that time again. Historian friends, would you like to present your current/recent research at the University of Melbourne History Department’s Brown Bag series? It’s on Zoom this semester, so I’d love to host you no matter where you are #AcademicChatter #twitterstorians

First meeting with a dream team for History at The University of Waikato 🎓 welcome @samprendergast_! Kate Stevens Nepia Mahuika

This is a wonderful PhD scholarship opportunity at La Trobe for a First Nations/Pasifika student, established in memory of our brilliant, beautiful, powerful colleague Tracey Banivanua Mar: latrobe.edu.au/scholarships/t…

So thrilled to be facilitating these monthly writing workshops for disabled writers living in the City of Melbourne! If that’s you I’d love you to come along! Spaces still available! 👏❤️ ✍️ For information about the program and how to take part, visit writersvictoria.org.au/storming-the-c…

Aotearoa Gender History Network begins its 2022 seminars today (12-1pm NZT via zoom) with Dr Amanda McVitty, FRHistS and Amelia Barker providing gender history for your lunch hour nzha.org.nz/2022/03/02/aot…

Latest on the final episode of Series 3 with big thanks to @PaperRadio .Historian Carla Pascoe Leahy was surprised at how her own experiences of new motherhood were affected by the relationships and stories she was told by her own mother and grandmothers. buzzsprout.com/1798765/107895…

Aotearoa Gender History Network meets at midday today to hear from Rebecca Rice on women’s 19th-C botanical publications and Matt Basso on settler masculinity and protection during World War One. More info and register here nzha.org.nz/2022/05/18/aot…

Professor Caroline Daley's professorial lecture is at the University of Auckland, 7 September at 6pm. eventbrite.co.nz/e/public-toile…