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F. W. Albrecht, Assimilation Policy and the Education of Aboriginal Girls in Central Australia: Overcoming Disciplinary Decadence in Australian History. 44:167-181. 2020
Dunera Lives: a visual history. 43:393-394. 2019
Moving on up: economic opportunism, transpacific mobility and non-elite internationalism. 43:464-478. 2019
The Left and Australian Nationalism Since the 1960s: A History of Rejection and Ambivalence. 43:145-159. 2019
’I’m not a vet!’ Marginalisation and practices of resistance to ageing by women hockey players. 43:87-102. 2019
Challenging Institutional Denial: Psychological Discourse, Therapeutic Culture and Public Inquiries. 42:177-190. 2018
Speaking the Unspeakable, Naming the Unnameable: The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. 42:139-152. 2018
“It will never happen again”: The myth of flood immunity in Brisbane. 42:328-342. 2018
Asian Australian mobilities—cultural, social, and political. 41:277-286. 2017
Suits and Frocks: Dressmakers and the making of feminine identity in postwar Australian society. 41:113-130. 2017
The Australian Country Girl: History, Image, Experience. 39:564-565. 2015
Silent System: Forgotten Australians and the Institutionalisation of Women and Children. 39:428-429. 2015
Woman War Doctor: The Life of Mary DeGaris. 39:426-428. 2015
The Archaeology of Australia's Deserts. 39:106-108. 2015
Nature's Line: George Goyder, Surveyor, Environmentalist, Visionary. 39:276-277. 2015
Sardinia comes to Australia: Finding spaces for Mediterranean writing in translation. 38:304-313. 2014
Phantom Dwelling: A discussion of Judith Wright's "late style". 37:243-259. 2013
The return of the living dead: unsettlement and the Tasmanian tiger. 36:269-289. 2012
Blood and soil: nature, native and nation in the Australian imaginary. 35:1-18. 2011
"Strangely clad": Enclosure, exposure, and the cleavage of empire. 35:185-200. 2011
Double take: Reappraising the colonial archive. 35:137-143. 2011
Protests and circus geographies: exotic animals with Edgley's in Australia. 34:225-239. 2010
The case of Elsie Barrett: Aboriginal women, sexuality and the Victorian Board for the Protection of Aborigines. 34:1-18. 2010
INTRODUCTION: Asia@Home: new directions in Asian Australian Studies. 32:425-432. 2008
Pinoy TV: imagining the Filipino-Australian community. 32:455-466. 2008
‘Satan finds some mischief’?: drinkers’ responses to the six o'clock closing of pubs in Australia, 1910s–1930s. 32:295-307. 2008
Reading television in the fifties. 32:77-89. 2008
Greer, bad language and performative emotions in protests. 30:65-74. 2006
‘Winnies and pats ... brighten our pubs’: Transforming the gendered spatial economy in the Australian pub, 1920–1970. 30:75-86. 2006
‘Having it all’ or ‘had enough'? Blaming feminism in theageand theSydney morning herald,1980–2004. 28:63-72. 2005
Becoming ‘Australian’ in the global cultural economy: Children, consumption, citizenship. 27:117-126. 2003
Nursing gallipoli: Identity and the challenge of experience. 27:47-57. 2003
Oodgeroo and her editor: The production ofstradbroke dreamtime. 27:45-56. 2003
‘Doing the beans’: Women, drinking and community in the ladies’ lounge. 27:5-16. 2003
The flapper in the heterosexual scene. 26:41-57. 2002
A cure for all seasons: Health and medicine in a bush community. 25:63-72. 2001
Beauty contestant in the photographic scene. 25:33-43. 2001
Regulating koori marriages: The 1886 VictorianAborigines protection act. 25:22-29. 2001
Ten‐pound poms revisited: Battlers’ tales and British migration to Australia, 1947‐1971. 25:86-96. 2001
New formations in Asian‐Australian cultural politics. 24:1-12. 2000
Selling sexotica: Oriental grunge and suburbia in Lillian Ng'sswallowing clouds. 24:164-172. 2000
Yesterday's words: The editing of Monica Clare'sKarobran. 24:128-134. 2000
Gardens. 23:152-162. 1999
An ethnography of place: Imagining ‘little Lon’. 22:93-107. 1998
Nation, authenticity and social difference in Australian popular music: Folk, country, multicultural. 22:3-17. 1998
From monarchy to republic: Into the symbolic void?. 20:17-32. 1996
Aboriginal victims and voyagers, confronting frontier myths. 18:70-77. 1994
Parents' attitudes to classroom discipline. 13:11-22. 1989
Notes on contributors. 12:117-118. 1988
The stigma of pentridge the view from coburg 1850–1987∗. 12:3-18. 1988
The creation of sexual politics in Australia. 11:76-82. 1987
Notes on contributors. 7:100-100. 1983
Rolling with the punches in the modern classroom. 7:32-39. 1983
Notes on contributors. 6:88-88. 1982
Population trends and relationships in prehistoric Australia. 6:3-8. 1982
Aboriginal (pre)history and Australian archaeology: The discourse of Australian prehistoric archaeology 1992
Historical Blind Spots. 42:406-408. 2018
History, Myth and Memory: Temporalities Past and Present. 42:265-267. 2018
Re-presenting the Past. 41:401-403. 2017
Colouring the rainbow: Blak queer and trans perspectives. Life stories and essays, by First Nations People of Australia [Review] 2016
Circus and Stage: The Theatrical Adventures of Rose Edouin and G.B.W. Lewis [Book Review] 2014
1835: The Founding of Melbourne and the Conquest of Australia 2013
Don't go back to where you came from: why multiculturalism works 2013
The Ambitions of Jane Franklin: Victorian Lady Adventurer/The Old World and the New: The Marriage and Colonial Adventures of Lord and Lady Northcote 2014
Wanderings in India: Australian Perceptions 2013
A History of Australia 2013