October 2020
RAHS Day Lecture – Idling in Green Places: A Life of Alec Chisholm
Russell McGregor will talk about his latest book, Idling in Green Places, which tells the story of Alec Chisholm, a pioneer conservationist who inspired Australians to see nature anew.
Find out more »RAHS Special Event – Suburban Noir
The forensic archive seems to offer so much evidence, so many answers, the research problem becomes, at least in part, to find the question that the archive answers.
Find out more »RAHS / HHA Online Seminar – Playing Their Part: Vice-Regal Consorts of NSW
Join the RAHS and the HHA for a special online seminar about the vice-regal consorts of NSW. In this seminar presenters will discuss the consorts’ contributions to the history of NSW and stories about their historic residence, Government House.
Find out more »November 2020
RAHS Day Lecture – The Adventures of ‘Waltzing Matilda’: The First Civilian Aircraft to Reach Australia From Britain after the Second World War
In this lecture, David Carment will discuss the flight of the Waltzing Matilda, the first civilian aircraft to reach Australia from Britain after the Second World War.
Find out more »RAHS Western Sydney Seminar – Land & Community Life, Part 1
Join the RAHS for the first of two online Create NSW Western Sydney Seminars to learn about the history of land and community life in Western Sydney and gain practical skills for your historical research.
Find out more »RAHS Western Sydney Seminar – Land & Community Life, Part 2
Join the RAHS for the second of two online Create NSW Western Sydney Seminars to learn about the history of land and community life in Western Sydney and gain practical skills for your historical research.
Find out more »RAHS/WEA Workshop – Getting to Know the Australian Joint Copying Project
Christine Yeats will explain how to make the best use of this invaluable resource for all areas of historical research, with special focus on family history and biographical research.
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