Seems appropriate #auspol #ausunions #COVID19Aus

Love this... facebook.com/10000626094908…

I have work. And an income around the Australian median income level. I don’t want any bloody tax cuts. I want unis and artists and scientists and the ABC and young unemployed people to be supported by the bloody govt.

Call me old fashioned, but this is disrespectful not only of a parliamentarian but of parliament and democracy.

A perfect metaphor for 2020: 'He couldn't move': New York City man falls into sinkhole full of rats theguardian.com/us-news/2020/o…

This is incredible.

Dear friends, today marks another milestone for Nades, Priya, Kopika and Tharnicaa. Today it is 1000 days since this beautiful family was snatched from their home in Biloela in a dawn raid by Mr Dutton's Australian Border Force.

Interesting approach to weeding ...Librarian fired after allegedly burning books by Trump and Ann Coulter theguardian.com/us-news/2021/f…

March 2021 (70/1) Issue of JALIA Journal just published. Guest edited by Jodie Boyd and Ian McShane of RMIT. Topic: Libraries and the Community: Representing and Reflecting Cultural Diversity in Library Research, Policy and Practice. tandfonline.com/toc/ualj21/cur…

Super excited to see this published today JALIA Journal. Thanks Mary Anne Kennan for your unstinting support! tandfonline.com/toc/ualj21/70/…

In this book, the contributors consider the broader implications of big data's large-scale determination of knowledge. bit.ly/3qDKkUh #CulturalStudies #BigData #CriticalKeywords nanna thylstrup Catherine D'Ignazio @[email protected] Daniela Agostinho Kristin Veel @_annie_ring

Excited to be presenting at the @ausarchivists conference in September alongside some amazing speakers! My paper 'Data archives, algorithmic appraisal & the archival assemblage' looks at the various contingencies involved in producing the archived web. archivists.org.au/conference/202…

Historians love exposing ‘secret histories’ that are actually just collections of publicly available information stored in obscure places.

PUBLICATION DAY! I haven’t seen it in the wild, but I’m told you can now ask your library to buy a copy at cambridge.org/core/books/sav…

Nicola Charwat discusses the way in which Australian trade experts’ engagement with the ‘discourse community’ of #GATT in its early years worked to faculti.net/the-transmissi…

Great interview with Faculti by ITICL member nicola, talking about the transmission of GATT norms into Australia's political economy. Full article …fonline-com.ezproxy.lib.monash.edu.au/doi/full/10.10… #GATT #historyoftrade

Hey Jodie Boyd, I enjoyed revisiting this article. Shout out to you

Latest article by TASA member Kieran Hegarty RMIT Centre for Urban Research & The Digital Ethnography Research Centre 'The invention of the archived web: tracing the influence of library frameworks on web archiving infrastructure', doi.org/10.1080/247014…

New Article, all set to be our first online article of issue 20.3! And it appears to OPEN ACCESS. Jodie Boyd on 'character' and the politics of integration in Australia, 1976–1984 #migrationhistory tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…