Careers in History – The Past is Your Future

Careers in History – The Past is Your Future

Are you a university student studying history and wondering what to do once you graduate? The History Council of Victoria has the event for you! “The Past Is Your Future – Careers in History” will feature expert panellists from various areas of the...
2026 Annual Lecture – Direct Action, Protest and Democracy

2026 Annual Lecture – Direct Action, Protest and Democracy

Sean Scalmer - Direct Action, Protest and Democracy: An Historical Perspective on Contemporary Conflicts Across the globe, many polities are currently marked by the eruption of ‘direct action’ campaigns: for environmental protection; for peace; and  against racial,...
Women and the Criminal Justice System in Australia

Women and the Criminal Justice System in Australia

Women were outsiders in the criminal justice system for most of the nineteenth century. Unable to practice law, sit on juries or serve in the police force, they were subject to the operation of a masculine legal system. But this did not mean that they were without...
Women and the Criminal Justice System in Australia

Making Public Histories 2026 – Challenging Anzac

Speakers to be announced Making Public Histories is a webinar series offered jointly by the Monash University History Program, the History Council of Victoria and the Old Treasury Building. Each event aims to explore issues and approaches in making public histories....
Making Public Histories – Why Republics Die

Making Public Histories – Why Republics Die

Why Republics Die In the third Making Public Histories event of 2026, Prof Peter McPhee will be moderating a panel of historians from three distinct periods to consider how democratic and republican regimes fail. Are they vulnerable to authoritarian and military...