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And the winner is …

Victoria’s top oral history award goes to Alexandra Pierce for her podcast series ‘Women, Conscription, War’. Oral History Victoria warmly congratulates Alexandra, the recipient of the 2024 Oral History Award, presented as part of the Victorian Community History Awards. The…

Introductory Oral History Training

Don’t miss out on the next Introductory training opportunity, Saturday 29 March at the State Library WA. This one-day workshop is ideal for those who are new to oral history and want to know more about what is involved. The…

Oral History WA News Bulletin (February 2025)

Welcome to our first news bulletin of 2025. We are looking forward to a year full of oral history activities.Reminder: In October, OHWA launched the John Ferrell Travel Fund. This is a new fund to support the travel costs associated…

Journal 2025 – CFP extension

The deadline for contributions for the peer review section of the 2025 issue of our journal Studies in Oral History has been extended to 21 February 2025. If you plan on submitting a peer-reviewed article it would be greatly appreciated if you…

2024 OHA journal now available

The 2024 issue of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia (OHA), is now available. Issue 46, which is freely available online, features the theme ‘Oral History and Working Lives’. It was edited by joint editors Skye…

Conference registration closed

Just four days to the 2024 OHA Biennial Conference and registration has closed. We can’t wait to see all those who have booked for our conference in Naarm/Melbourne next week. Pre-conference workshops will be held on Thursday 21 November with…

National committee changes

The OHA national committee has had some changes. At last month’s Annual General Meeting Elisabeth Gondwe (Oral History Queensland) was elected as National President and Alison Atkinson Phillips (Oral History Western Australia) became the new Vice President. Elisabeth Gondwe succeeds…

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