Fingers crossed we will be able to gather in Brisbane in September!

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Professional Historians Australia welcomes this inquiry into the question of how to restore and bolster trust in Australia’s democratic institutions.

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Professional Historians Australia welcomes this inquiry by the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts into the economic and non-economic benefits of creative and cultural industries, the impact of COVID-19 on them, and how to measure, recognise and grow access and opportunities for creative and cultural institutions through government policy at all levels.

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Professional Historians Australia (PHA) opposes the proposed amendments to fees that would substantially increase student contributions to studying humanities subjects at university.

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This report presents data collected in the Professional Historians Australia member survey on the impact of COVID-19.

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Dr Margaret Cook’s book A River with a City Problem (2019) has been nominated for the 2020 Courier-Mail People's Choice Queensland Book of the Year Award.

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Professional Historians Australia is deeply concerned about the Minister for Education the Hon Dan Tehan’s announcement that the fees for university humanities courses are going to increase significantly.

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We are delighted to release the latest issue of the Professional Historians Australia journal, Circa .

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Professional Historians Australia is pleased to launch a new section of the website providing online book reviews.

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Mary Sheehan reflects on the Spanish flu.

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Find out what’s happening in your state!

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The study of the past and telling its stories are critical to our sense of belonging, to our communities and to our shared future.

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Have your say about the National Archives of Australia.

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Explore the current and future state of public history in New Zealand.

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