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30 May 2022

Exhibition ›Songlines‹

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June-Oct 2022, Humboldt Forum | The exhibition Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters tells one of the central creation stories (songlines) of the Australian continent.

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5 Apr 2022

Call for Paper

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CfP ›Interdisciplinary Workshop for Early Career Researchers in Australian Studies‹, DL 15 April 2022

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5 Apr 2022

Job Posting

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Job Posting @ MESH – University of Cologne, PostDoc, DL: 15 May 2022

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4 Apr 2022

eNewsletter No 26

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Just published – eNewsletter No 26

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25 Mar 2022

Job Posting

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Job posting, Akademische/-r Mitarbeiter/-in, Uni Potsdam

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24 Mar 2022

CfP Postcolonial Narrations 2022

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CfP Postcolonial Narrations 2022 – ›Postcolonial Matters of Life and Death‹ – DL: 31 May 2022

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24 Mar 2022

Workshop

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Workshop ›Settler Colonialism and the Diverse Classroom‹ – 30 March

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16 Mar 2022

›Conventions and Conventions and Conventions‹ – Talk

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Talk by Kim Wilkins – 22 March, 10 am

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14 Mar 2022

Announcements from the InASA

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Following are a few announcements from the InASA: Lyndall Ryan Thesis Prize – InASA ECR Publication Subsidy Scheme – Queensland Review

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18 Feb 2022

Book Publication: Migrant Australia. From Botany Bay to Manus Island

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It is our pleasure to announce a new publication in the KOALAS series! Althans, Kern, Neumeier (eds.): Migrant Australia

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»SA's largest federal electorate, which covers more than 92 per cent of the state, will be renamed in honour of an IA leader. It comes despite opposition from sitting Liberal MP Venning, who says a majority of his constituents wanted Grey's name to remain« https://buff.ly/Govpnva

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»[W]e can learn to work together, mobilising a collective enterprise to promote fairness, foster equality of opportunity and bridge what they characterise as the “great divide” between the policy elite and the community.« https://buff.ly/xk0matd

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6 Aug

»[T]he One Nation leader’s claim that Whitlam “opened the floodgates” of migration is simply wrong. And more concerningly, her rhetoric reflects a dangerous, nostalgic form of politics.« https://buff.ly/5KYDFcP

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