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Australian Historical Association Bulletin

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The Australian Historical Association was formed at a meeting held on 16 August 1973 and is a national organisation of historians, academics and other professionals working in all fields of history. The AHA awards a range of awards and prizes to new and established historians including the Serle Award and WK Hancock Prize.

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