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- First Page
- Title Page
- Editorial
- Acknowledgements
- Articles and Essays
- ‘Manly’ Violence: Rape, Massacres and White Masculinity on the Mid‑Nineteenth-Century Upper Dawson Frontier
- Idiot or Imbecile: Child Patients in the Newcastle Mental Hospital, 1871–86
- Carved in Stone: An Examination of Identity in an Early Regional Cemetery
- Berrima General Cemetery: Changes in Sentiment towards Death and Dying
- To Commemorate and to Question: Representing Kokoda at the Australian War Memorial
- A Meandering Mess: A History of Flooding in the Eagle Farm, Serpentine and Nudgee Areas, 1823–2023
- Lecture
- Inaugural Robin–Griffiths Lecture, ANU, 8 December 2022—About the Birds and the Trees: Reading Robin and Griffiths and Writing Environmental History
- Conversation
- Marking Country: Mapping Deep Histories
- Reviews
- Making Australian History, by Anna Clark
- Australia’s Great Depression: How a Nation Shattered by the Great War Survived the Worst Economic Crisis It Has Ever Faced, by Joan Beaumont
- Mary Ann and Captain Piper: The Remarkable True Story of the Convicts’ Daughter Who Became the Toast of Colonial Sydney, by Jessica North
- Lessons from History: Leading Historians Tackle Australia’s Greatest Challenges, edited by Carolyn Holbrook, Lyndon Megarrity and David Lowe
- Anzac Nations: The Legacy of Gallipoli in New Zealand and Australia 1965–2015, by Rowan Light
- Contributors
- Copyright and Journal Information
