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1996-1999
Sean Brawley, A Comfortable and Relaxed Past':
John Howard and the 'Battle of History' The First Phase - February 1992
to March 1996.
Richard Brockett, The Australian Country Party,
the Australian League of Rights, and the Rural Crisis of 1968 - 1972.
Glenn A. Davies, The Gold Field Commissioners on
the Colonial Queensland Frontier, 1870-1875.
Richard Davis, New Zealand Labour Government and
the ALP, 1939-40: an Image of Independence.
Graeme Davison, History and Hypertext.
David Greason, The League of Rights: a reply to
Brockett.
Mel Keenan, The Armagh Five : Irish Ribbonmen in
Tasmania 1840-1850.
Monica Keneley, The Impact of Agricultural Intensification
on the Pastoral Economy of the Western District of Victoria, 1890-1930.
Peter Limb, Australian Historian at the Dawn of Apartheid:
Fred Alexander in South Africa, 1949-50.
Philippa Martyr, From Quackery to Qualification:
Massage and Electrotherapy in Australia, 1870-1914.
Philippa Martyr, Ludwig Bruck's List of Unregistered
Practitioners
Paul Moon, Three Historical Interpretations of the
Treaty of Waitangi (1840).
Steve Mullins, Internal Colonialism, Communalism,
Institutionalised Racism, Progressive Reform, Clash of Administrative
Cultures, or all of the above: motivations for social control in Torres
Strait, 1897-1911.
Rodney Sullivan and Dawn May, The Reconstruction
of an Agrarian Populist Mentality: the Parramatta Park "Riot" of 1932.
Paul Turnbull, Ancestors, not Specimens: Reflections
on the Controversy over the Remains of Aboriginal People in European Scientific
Collections.
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2000 - to date:
Scott Davidson, The First Significant Overseas
War: Australians leave for the Waikato War in New Zealand (1863).
Peer Reviewed Published 11-04-2000
Monica Keneley, Land of Hope: Soldier Settlement
in the Western District of Victoria 1918-1930. Peer Reviewed. Published
11-04-2000.
Thomas Heyd, Indigenous Knowledge, Land Ethic, and
Sustainability. Peer Reviewed. Published 11-20-2000
Ian Simpson, Challenging Australian History: Discovering
New Narratives. A Report on the National Library of Australia Conference,
Canberra, 14-15 April 2000. Peer reviewed. Published 11-04-2000.
Jennifer M.T. Carter, and Roger T. Cross, Mills,
Millers and Millwrights: how the Machine Age came to South Australia.
Peer reviewed. Published 28-08-2001.
Richard Davis, John Gibbons: from Tipperary Pig
Stealer to Van Diemen's Land Quack Doctor: the Rewards and Punishments
of 19th Century Medical Entrepreneurs. Peer reviewed. Published 28-08-2001.
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