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📖 This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the incredible women historians who bring the past to life, challenge old narratives, and ensure that women’s voices are heard in history. Thank you for your scholarship, passion, and dedication. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInHistory

Congratulations to Dr Michelle Staff (Michelle Staff) for being awarded the 2025 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship for her combined biography of sisters Bessie Rischbieth and Olive Evans. #ProudofYou | @ANUCass | ourANU ℹ️loom.ly/cH-vk-g

🌱 Suzanne Suzuki’s 1992 UN speech at 12 years old set a precedent for youth activism. Ruth Morgan (Ruth Morgan) highlights how her powerful message on environmental justice continues to inspire leaders today on ABC Radio. Listen here (mark - 1:45:18) - loom.ly/OuSxujI

Prof Nick Brown's review of Robert Manne's memoir is a must-read. Explore Manne's personal journey & the evolution of his political thought. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, & the changing public sphere are masterfully analysed. Read the article here:loom.ly/FMbmOZ0

In 1933, Otto Wels stood up to Hitler—surrounded by Nazi stormtroopers, knowing he might not survive. #ANUHistorian Dr Ben Mercer joined ABC Radio to discuss this extraordinary speech that marked the end of democracy in Germany. 🎧 Listen (1:47:40 mark): loom.ly/dFGPpeU

This #WomensHistoryMonth, we honour First Nations women who fought for the right to raise their children. ANU historian Laura Rademaker uncovers Australia’s secret 1960s policies controlling Aboriginal women’s reproduction. 📖 Read more: loom.ly/7Fp4cUc

History isn’t just about the past—it’s about sovereignty, identity, & connection to Country. Deep History: Country and Sovereignty shares the voices of Indigenous women who continue to shape our world. #WomensHistoryMonth 📖 Pre-order here: loom.ly/cZz9Ru8

Who shaped Byzantine politics? Often, women. Dr Meaghan McEvoy uncovers the influence & struggles of empresses like Licinia Eudoxia, revealing their fight for agency in patriarchal societies. Learn more: loom.ly/JMRc9UU #WomensHistoryMonth

50 years ago, Malcolm Fraser seized Liberal leadership in a dramatic coup. Today, his legacy clashes with the party he once led. Dr Josh Black (Joshua Black), School of History alum, unpacks Fraser’s impact and the party’s shifts here: loom.ly/7cQOxks

📜Women’s History Month shoutout to Julie Hotchin (Julie Hotchin)!📜Her research reveals the hidden role of medieval nuns in shaping monastic reform. Far from passive, these women negotiated power, resisted change, & built strong networks. Read more: 🔗loom.ly/ind9KfE

Will Aussies buy into Dutton’s vision of a nation under siege? 🤔 Frank Bongiorno (Frank Bongiorno) explores whether fear will win him office—or if his blunders (Cyclone Alfred, anyone?) have sunk him already. Read more: loom.ly/U4eYEkg

Absolutely delighted. Congratulations to Peter Woodley and the Press. Social Sciences Editorial Board thrilled to be associated with this wonderful book.

Professor Frank Bongiorno Frank Bongiorno spoke to ABC Radio about Peter Dutton's announcement that he would live in Kirribilli House rather than in Canberra if he is elected as PM. loom.ly/aWGzvTg

Historian Frank Bongiorno joins Mark Kenny @markgkenny.bsky.social and Marija Taflaga on #DemocracySausage to tell us what's unusual about this federal election. 🎧⏩reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stories/de…

I was delighted to contribute the essay 'History, the pandemic and the future' to this collection edited by Shirley Leitch and Sally Wheeler, published by ANU Press in association with ANU Australian Studies Institute in the 'Australia and the World' series. Full text here: press.anu.edu.au/publications/s…

🚨 Attention: Applications for the 2025 Minoru Hokari Scholarship will close on April 20! Are you are a #postgrad (or have recently completed) studying Australian #IndigenousHistory? Applications for Indigenous Languages may also be considered. loom.ly/3fOJXRQ | ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

Watched the third leaders’ debate tonight so you don’t have to. (I stress: you don’t have to…) The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand ANUHistory Australia Institute #Auspol2025 #debate theconversation.com/leaders-trade-…

Me on 'What's the Big Idea?'. Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Australian Academy of the Humanities CHASS ANUHistory ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences theconversation.com/is-it-too-late… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

The #GreatWar shaped the world as well as the nation. Its memory belongs to us all. This #ANZACDay, we remember the cost of war and the efforts Australia made to aid refugees. onehundredstories.anu.edu.au ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

In the matter of the #WelcometoCountry, #ANUExpert historian Frank Bongiorno Frank Bongiorno noted to The Age that this ceremony has been part of #AnzacDay for more than a decade as a growing recognition of First Nations people in the armed forces. quicklink.anu.edu.au/08nb