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E-Bulletin
The FAHS E-Bulletin is sent out by e-mail about every three weeks to historical societies within Australia, and provides recent information and notices of coming events within the history movement generally. The articles are relatively brief and usually relate to Australia, although occasional overseas articles are included.
The FAHS also publishes a Newsletter which focuses more on the activities of the FAHS and its constituent member societies.
If your historical society is not already our e-mail distribution list for the E-Bulletin and the Newsletter, and would like to be on it, please let us know by e-mail.
1) Consider joining the Australian Historical Societies Support Group
2) Museums – responsibilities on acceptance of gifts
3) Heritage listing of Wollongong Harbour Precinct
4) Article in “Weekend Australian” on National Archives closures
5) Minister‟s announcement: National Archives to retain presence in Darwin, Adelaide and Hobart
6) National Archives funding in the United States
7) Newspaper use in research libraries
8) Blue Shield Australia – Mayday Disaster Preparedness Campaign
1) Swan development plans, Perth
2) Observations re historical societies and their role in the community
3) Sustainability Reporting Indicators – research report published
4) Final Report of the Review of the EPBC Act available online
5) Further convict records online
6) Local history – Inverell District Family History Group – fire at premises
1) Google book settlement
2) Local history : Perth – Kalgoorlie water pipeline award
3) Local history : McCrossin’s Mill, Uralla
1) Closure of Darwin, Hobart and Adelaide National Archives of Australia offices
2) Future of archives
3) Hogarth portrait found in Queensland
4) Cultural statistics released by Australian Bureau of Statistics
5) Future of academic libraries
6) Information on time capsules
7) Local history – Ringwood Lake, Victoria
8) Local history – Tottenham Historical Society’s weekend of celebration and history publication
1) National Archives of Australia – closure of Darwin, Adelaide & Hobart Offices
2) Comprehensive and flexible insurance cover for historical societies
3) Electronic records – Geoffrey Bolton Lecture at State Records Office of Western Australia
4) Australian Bureau of Statistics – compendium of colonial data
5) Collections Council of Australia funding cessation
6) New South Wales Heritage Act amendments
7) Collections Council – online edition of Significance 2.0
8) Libraries – a copyright guide
9) WA Goldfields: CollectionsCare Coordinator
10) Local history – Australian newspaper digitisation
1) Endangered Archives Programme
2) Libraries of the future
3) Australian Society of Archivists (Tasmanian Branch) & Museums Australia (Tasmanian Branch) Archival Support Program
4) Historic environment – call for papers - ‘Convict Heritage’
5) National compact with the third (not for profit) sector
6) Collections Council – development of new model for sustainable scientific & cultural collections in Australia
7) Collections Council – ‘Now and Then’ website
8) Care and identification of 19th-century photographic prints, by James M. Reilly
9) United Nations Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions
10) Local history – Wyndham Historical Society
1) Liberating heritage collections
2) New resource- best practice: a cultural resource for Australia’s galleries and museums
3) Keeping the nation’s memory alive through archives
4) Tasmanian State Archivist to retire
5) New models for libraries
6) CULTURAL HERITAGE online – Empowering users: an active role for user communities
7) ACARA welcomes inaugural Chief Executive Officer
8) Release of movie “Van Diemen’s Land”
9) Local history – Irvinebank, Queensland – Council to relinquish trusteeship of Irvinebank State Treatment Works precinct
10) Local history – Greenough, Western Australia – Pioneer Museum
1) Death of Western Australia’s first State Archivist
2) Historical archaeology fieldwork manual
3) Value of business archives
4) Perth heritage house
5) Basic paper conservation workshop, Wednesday November 9th
6) 4th edition of the Small Museums Cataloguing Manual
7) Local history – Timber Creek Museum
1) Historical thinking in higher education
2) Digitised government records
3) National Library of Australia new service
4) Digital Standards Bibliography Version 3.0 published
5) Australian Year Books – 1908-2008 now available online
6) The value of Pandora – the National Library’s web archive
7) Queensland’s icons for the 150th year
8) Endangered sounds – Australasian Sound Recordings Association – 2009 Conference
9) Chrysler’s archives
10) Heritage significance – Snowy Mountains Engineering – Lambie Gorge, Cooma
11) Victoria’s $2 million Heritage Grants Program
12) Illustrated glossary of Australian rural fence terms
13) Local history – 120th anniversary of the Palmerston and Pine Creek Railway, Northern Territory
14) Family History Week 1 – 9 August 2009