Dive into the intricate world of fabrics and discover how designers are defined by the textiles they use.

The annual RMIT David Stratton Screen Research Fellowship offers researchers the opportunity to engage with the AFIRC's extensive holdings.

There are many Victorian government records in our collection that contain information about people and places relevant to your family or local history research. We have listed below the most commonly...

First season sponsored by the AHA! The AHA is delighted to sponsor the first season of a new initiative at Impact Studio’s History Lab. Field Notes will feature a pair […]

More than any other decade the 1960s is remembered as a time of loud and energetic protest. Most think first of student radicals, but they were only one part of […]

Melbourne Rare Book Week 2026 is a free, city-wide festival celebrating the written, printed and illustrated word. Talks, exhibitions, tours and more.

What comes to mind when we think about fashion and the 1960s? Almost certainly it is the miniskirt for women and brightly patterned shirts for men. Gone were the demure […]

Full day advanced workshop taught by Alistair Thomson that focuses on approaches to creating text-based outputs from oral history interviews.

A half-day workshop exploring key developments and emerging tools for historians. The session will develop digital and AI literacy by exploring the impact of new technologies on hi...

The Ann Curthoys Prize is awarded for the best unpublished article-length work by an Early Career Researcher in any one or combination of the following fields in which Ann has […]

Discover the Constitution, the role of the Governor and Royal Assent, but also the way in which ‘direct democracy’ can influence law makers.