The 2024 Oral History Australia (OHA) Biennial Conference is now complete. Thanks to all the presenters and organisers. The next conference will be in Adelaide in 2026. Highlights of the 2024 conference, which was held in Naarm /Melbourne from 21…
The 2024 issue of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia (OHA), is now available. Issue 46, which is freely available online, features the theme ‘Oral History and Working Lives’. It was edited by joint editors Skye…
Just four days to the 2024 OHA Biennial Conference and registration has closed. We can’t wait to see all those who have booked for our conference in Naarm/Melbourne next week. Pre-conference workshops will be held on Thursday 21 November with…
The OHA national committee has had some changes. At last month’s Annual General Meeting Elisabeth Gondwe (Oral History Queensland) was elected as National President and Alison Atkinson Phillips (Oral History Western Australia) became the new Vice President. Elisabeth Gondwe succeeds…
There’s just 15 days until the 2024 OHA Biennial Conference in Melbourne, Australia. See the latest updates and read on for a call for volunteers. On the Program page you’ll find: There’s still a few tickets left for some of…
Contributions for the peer review and reports sections of the 2025 issue of our journal Studies in Oral History are now being accepted. The deadline for submission of peer review articles is 17 January 2025 and for reports it is 30 April…
The 2023 issue of Studies in Oral History, the journal of Oral History Australia (OHA), is now available. Issue 45, which is freely available online, features the same theme as last year’s OHA Biennial Conference ‘Oral History in Troubling Times:…
The findings from our inaugural technology survey are now available. Thanks to all those who participated. In response to the survey results, Oral History Australia will be developing a dedicated technology page on our website and considering what technology-based training…