FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Australian Heritage Interpretation Field Handbook Launches Pre-Orders – A Practical Guide for Heritage Professionals Across Australia Sydney, Australia – 18 August 2026 – Pre-orders are now open for the Australian Heritage Interpretation...
THE AUSTRALIANA SOCIETY NEW ONLINE RESOURCE The White Bay Power Station CMP (2026) is available to download online: White Bay Power Station | The Rocks Discovery Museum Prepared by Design 5, the updated CMP is a comprehensive three-volume analysis that reflects...
THE AUSTRALIANA SOCIETY NEW ONLINE RESOURCE In our journal November 2025, Vol 47, No 4 an article by Christopher Hallam outlined historical evidence of his very early timber and later stone house, Goldfinders Inn at Kurrajong, NSW. Chris and Deb Hallam have spent many...
2026 AMHA Conference Smythesdale 30th Annual Conference Save the date. Next AMHA Conference: 20-26 September 2026 Smythesdale, near Ballarat, Victoria. The Rise, Peak, and Legacy of Gold Mining in Smythesdale, Victoria Smythesdale is a small township in Victoria,...
Friday Hang Out with the SAG Friday 24 April 2026 | 4pm AEDT A Day To Remember: Our Family’s Connection to ANZAC Day with Judy How it works If you’ve never joined us for a Hang Out before, please do! The format is: First, the host will provide a short...
In partnership with Christchurch Archaeology Project, it is my pleasure to promote this year’s Ian Smith Memorial Lecture (May 7 during Archaeology Week) which will be given by Associate Professor James Flexner, University of Sydney (flyer attached – feel...
ASHA invites you to join us for our next online lecture, a thought-provoking conversation about institutional heritage, memory, and the politics of what we choose to preserve. Behind the Clock: Heritage and the Institution Presented by Paul Johnston Friday 17 April...
Finding Common Ground: 2026 ASHA Conference, Brisbane Save the Date and Call for Papers More than ever, historical archaeology must bring together diverse practitioners, methods and perspectives. For 2026 the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology presents...
It’s that time of year again – the ASHA Awards! Each year, the ASHA Committee recognises recent achievements by the Australasian archaeological community through the ASHA Awards. The ASHA Committee are asking the ASHA community to nominate reports, theses...
About the Webinar Why should environmental practitioners care about cultural heritage conservation and why are environmental impact assessment frameworks that only consider avoiding or mitigating negative heritage impacts out of date? Traditionally, heritage has been...
