Past events

Jul

2024

Tom Wills: The Insubordinate Life of an Australian Sporting Legend

There are many versions of the origins of our Australian game of football, but all of them include T.W. Wills in some way. A champion cricketer, he had been...

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Jul

2024

What is History in a Settler Colonial Society? Mapping the limits and possibilities of ethical historiography

In his 1995 study of history, Silencing the Past: Power and the Production of History, Michel-Rolph Trouillot insisted on the need to recognise the discipline’...

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Jul

2024

Representing Identity in Online Networks

Researchers often know very little about social media users other than their public actions on a platform (for example, posting, sharing, liking) and when...

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Jul

2024

Toxic parliaments and what can be done about them

In recent years, Australia has been rocked by serious allegations of sexual assault and harassment within parliaments. Widespread reports of misconduct,...

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Jul

2024

Toxic parliaments and what can be done about them

In recent years, Australia has been rocked by serious allegations of sexual assault and harassment within parliaments. Widespread reports of misconduct,...

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Jul

2024

End of an era? The UK General Election of 2024

On 4 July, the UK is due to go to the polls. Barring a polling miss of historic proportions, this election is likely to put an end to fourteen years of...

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Jul

2024

Behavioural modernity: Reframing the idea, or Past its Use-By Date?

Join us for a groundbreaking exploration of the concept of behavioural modernity. Behavioral Modernity is a concept that has been used principally by...

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