Co-producing madness: international perspectives on the public histories of mental illness

- Ellis, Rob, Coleborne, Catharine

From the margins: madness and history in Australia

- Coleborne, Catharine, Dunk, James

Towards a (bio)cultural history of the brain?

- Roberts-Pedersen, Elizabeth

‘Jingo Dingo insanity’ and Mafeking Day: articulating madness in Federation-era Australia

- Karageorgos, Effie

‘Poor, Vicious and Unmarried’: Penal Reform and the First Savings Bank in New South Wales

- Van Dyk, Garritt

#CoalMustFall: revisiting Newcastle's coal monument in the Anthropocene

- Cushing, Nancy

Keep them, counter them or tear them down? Statues, monuments and the smoothing over of historical injustices

- Gapps, Stephen

Newspaper evidence of colonial frontier massacres in Australia

- Ryan, Lyndall

Australian POWs of the first world war: Responding to the challenges of captivity and return

- Ariottia, Kate, Pegram, Aaron

The enigmatic Bartholomew Lloyd alias Frederick Dalton: identity and mobility during the gold rush era in New South Wales

- Crabb, Peter, Dalton, Brendan, Craig, Hugh, Antonia, Alexis

Trans-‘imperial eyes’ in the Atlantic on the British imperial voyage to Australia, 1787–1791

- McIntyre, Julie

War in a ‘white man’s country’: Australian perceptions of blackness on the South African battlefield, 1899-1902

- Karageorgos, Effie

International student accommodation and changing foreign policy alignments in 1950s Australia

- Burke, Rachel

The girl who wanted to go to war: female patriotism and gender construction in Australia's Great War

- Haskins, Victoria

Who wrote 'A Visit to the Western Goldfields'?: Using computers to analyse language in historical research

- Crabb, Peter, Antonia, Alexis, Craig, Hugh

"Down in the gully & just outside the garden walk": white women and the sexual abuse of Aboriginal women on a colonial Australian frontier

- Haskins, Victoria K.

Censoring sex: the case of WJ Chidley

- Featherstone, Lisa

A sense of absence, restored (book review)

- Haskins, Victoria

'Bannelong sat down to dinner with Governor Phillip and drank his wine and coffee as usual': Aborigines and wine in early New South Wales

- McIntyre, Julie

History as service teaching: possibilities and pitfalls

- Crotty, Marion, Eklund, Erik