' ... a model for future examinations of Indigenous artists.’ Judith Ryan review ‘Peter Marralwanga: Painter of the Djang of Western Arnhem Land’ in the latest issue of @austbookreview.bsky.social! www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/c...

Huge congratulations to our author Erik Eklund, whose powerful book ‘Politics, Pride and Perversion: The Rise and Fall of Frank Arkell’ has been shortlisted for the 2026 ACT Literary Awards ! Don’t miss this compelling read. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/PPP...

New piece in ’The Conversation' by Heidi Norman and Nicholas Pitt, drawing on their latest 'Aboriginal History Journal’ article. A powerful look at how Aboriginal communities on the western plains and river country fought back against smallpox. doi.org/10.22459/AH....

Our new release, 'Indigenous Songs of Victoria', is a powerful collection published in #NRW2026, uniting archival song material with linguistic insight celebrating the voices of First Nations songkeepers. 📚 Order now: doi.org/10.22459/ISV...

In #NRW, we’re proud to be the publisher of 'Aboriginal History Journal'. For nearly 50 years, the journal has been #ALLIN on truth‑telling, sharing Indigenous oral traditions, languages, biographies and research that deepen understanding and drive real change. Full backlist: shorturl.at/tnpnT

Congratulations to Miranda Forsyth and Felicity Tepper, and their co-authors on the release of Growing Restorative Regulation, exploring how restorative justice principles can help transform regulation through dialogue, accountability and relationship-building. 👏

'Indigenous Songs of Victoria' arriving during National Reconciliation Week 2026 is a deeply meaningful moment. This landmark book brings together 100+ Victorian Indigenous song texts, honouring the song-makers whose voices shaped Country long before colonisation. Register doi.org/10.22459/ISV...

A quick reminder to secure your spot for Alison Booth’s 'Uneven Rewards' book launch next Thursday evening at The Street. Please make sure to register.

We are proud to share some of our Indigenous titles and honour the cultures, histories and identities they represent for #NRW2026. This year’s theme, ALL IN, calls on 'all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every day'. Explore the full collection at press.anu.edu.au.

Landslide - The 2025 Australian Federal Election Edited by: @mariansawer.bsky.social, @jillesheppard.bsky.social, and @johnwarhurst.bsky.social A new book from ANU press, free to download! press.anu.edu.au/publications... #auspol Note chapter 19 by Simon Jackman "Turnaround: How Labor won voters"

Out now! Aboriginal History Journal: Volume 49 explores Aboriginal histories of survival, activism, cultural practice and resistance, from nineteenth-century smallpox epidemics to Black Power movements and Noongar care for Country. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/AH.49.2025

🚨Coming soon🚨 Aboriginal History Journal: Volume 49 brings together new accounts of Aboriginal histories, activism, cultural burning, political movements and resistance within the arts. Be the first to access it by registering your interest: doi.org/10.22459/AH.49.2025

OUT NOW! 'Growing Restorative Regulation’ presents a practical alternative to punitive regulation, showing how dialogue, accountability and restorative justice principles can help repair harm and build lasting compliance. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/GRR.2026

‘Growing Restorative Regulation’ explores how restorative justice principles can transform regulation, shifting the focus from punishment to dialogue, accountability and repairing harm. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/GRR.2026

🚨OUT NOW🚨 The latest issue of 'EAFQ' brings together analyses of how middle powers across the Asia Pacific are working together to strengthen their strategic position and sustain the regional and international order. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/EAFQ.18.02.2026

Join Alison Booth as her book ’Uneven Rewards' is launched by the ANU Research School of Economics with Prof Martine Mariotti as MC, and with Prof Bruce Chapman giving the launch address. 🗓️ 4 June   ⏰ 5.30 pm    📍The Street, 15 Childers St, City West, ACT www.thestreet.org.au/shows/alison...

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Combining landmark papers with rigorous, empirical research, our new title explores how social norms and institutions shape labour market outcomes, and examines the effects on men and women of evolving industrial relations rules and contexts. Get your copy - doi.org/10.22459/UR....

Jill Sheppard joined Nick Bryant on ABC Saturday Extra to unpack her latest book 'Landslide: The 2025 Federal Election', discussing the story behind one of Australia’s most decisive political moments. 🇦🇺 🎧 Listen now: www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...

Coming soon: ‘Uneven Rewards’ collects landmark papers by labour economist Alison L Booth on industrial relations, gender, culture and economic behaviour, revealing how social norms and institutions shape labour market outcomes. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/UR....

@anupress.bsky.social “ANU Press publish open-access, fully peer-reviewed books and journals “with a special focus on Australian and international policy, Indigenous studies and the Asia-Pacific region.” Their catalogue is extraordinary- the dream of open source publishing continues…

This book offers a fresh perspective on Australian religious history by blending material culture with social history, moving beyond church-focused narratives to reveal how faith was lived, experienced and shared in everyday life. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/BUD...

Listen to 'Late Night Live' as David Marr speaks with Luke Taylor, co-author (with Ivan Namirrkki) of 'Peter Marralwanga', about his latest book exploring the life and art of a pivotal Aboriginal artist in the Western Arnhem Land painting tradition. www.abc.net.au/listen/progr...

I'm going to watch @jillshepherd.bsky.social on the big screen

If you missed the launch of ‘Landslide' last week, it’s now available to watch on YouTube! Hosted by veteran journalist Nick Bryant, in conversation with co-author Jill Sheppard, they discuss the unexpected landslide victory for the Australian Labor Party in 2025. www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMFO...

A standout review by Liz Conor on ’The Wild Australia Show: The Story of an Aboriginal Performance Troupe and its Afterlives', published in Australian Book Review. Read the full review: https//shorturl.at... Get the book: http//doi.org/10....

Coming soon: An innovative history of religion, place and belonging in Bendigo! 'Believing on Upside Down Country' shows how people in one dynamic region have managed to negotiate religious and cultural diversity. Register doi.org/10.22459/BUD...

My chapter on Vā in Papua New Guinean ideas of place is finally out along with this excellent open access volume from ANU Press #anthrosky #anthropology #Moana #oceania

Excited to see this in print! Co-edited with my @utas.edu.au colleagues Kristyn Harman and Anna Claydon, the result of several years' labour by a group of amazing scholars!

The latest edition of the 'Australian Journal of Biography and History’ emerges from a powerful convergence of history, geography, environment and lived experience unified from the theme 'Writing Tasmanian Lives’. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/AJB...

BOOK REVIEW Faleolo, R. (Lute). (2026). Mandates and Missteps: Australian Government Scholarships to the Pacific – 1948 to 2018: By Anna Kent. Canberra, ANU Press,The Journal of Pacific History, 61(1), 194–195. doi.org/10.1080/0022...

The upcoming issue of the 'Australian Journal of Biography and History' explores what it means to write lives connected to Lutruwita/Tasmania, an island shaped by both isolation and connection. Register your interest today: doi.org/10.22459/AJB...

Ever heard of vā? 'Vā Moana: Space and Relationality in Pacific Thought and Identity’, brings together a range of voices, many from Pacific communities themselves, to share how vā is understood, lived and evolving across different places and contexts. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/VM....

Thrilled to see that the latest edition of @auswhn.bsky.social’s Lilith: A Feminist History Journal features not one – but two – book reviews by my PhD students! 📚 Congratulations Kaitlin Mills and Michael Stockwell 🤓

This issue of ‘Lilith' explores gender in 20th-century Australia and Britain, from maternal feminism and 'Citrus Queen' pageants to motherhood and mental health, and the arguments that won abortion law reform in 1960s Britain. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/LFH... #feminist #feminism #gender

Proud to have a chapter in this upcoming volume along side some amazing Moana scholars!

Vā may be a small word, but it carries expansive meaning. Our upcoming title, 'Vā Moana: Space and Relationality in Pacific Thought and Identity’, explores how vā, wā, and related Indigenous concepts are lived, theorised and practised today. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/VM....

You can grab your weekend reading - a chapter on the Greens' federal campaign from Stewart Jackson and me - right here: doi.org/10.22459/L.2...

📚 BOOK LAUNCH 📚 What really happened in the 2025 election? Hosted by renowned journalist Nick Bryant, join leading experts for the launch of 'Landslide: The 2025 Australian Federal Election'. 🗓️ 16 April ⏰ 6 pm 📍National Library of Australia Register 👇 www.library.gov.au/whats-on/eve...

One for the political tragics. My chapter is in there somewhere. #auspol

Australia’s 2025 election upended politics. Labor’s landslide, the Liberals’ collapse and a surging non-major vote are examined through campaigns, demographics, social media, AI, misinformation and the 'Trump effect' in this authoritative illustrated book. Get your copy doi.org/10.22459/L.2...

Issue 31 of ‘Lilith' comes at a time when feminist history feels both urgent and under threat. From rising fascism to cuts in academic freedom, history and gender studies are being slashed, while scholars face growing precarity. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/LFH...

Peter Marralwanga was not simply an artist, he was a custodian of country, a keeper of sacred knowledge and a defining force in the painting traditions of western Arnhem Land. This book is not just history; it’s a living legacy. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/PM....

🚨OUT TOMORROW🚨 This richly illustrated forthcoming book explores the life and art of Aboriginal artist, Peter Marralwanga, a pivotal figure in the Western Arnhem Land painting tradition. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/PM....

“There are only a handful of studies that give such brilliant, in-depth, serious analysis of an individual Aboriginal Australian artist’s life and work. The combination of genealogical, cultural and thematic analysis is superb.” – Dr Henry Skerritt, University of Virginia doi.org/10.22459/PM....

How does Xi Jinping’s China really work? This book dives deep into the Party’s key institutions including the engines that drive politics, society and the economy. A must-read for anyone looking to open the black box of Chinese governance and global behaviour. Available: doi.org/10.22459/RTS...

Whoa, this looks like an excellent set of queer-focused essays from a number of different folks, with a focus on China. Just in time for Mardi Gras week as well. Going to be reading these next week on the plane to the EU! #Queer #LGBTIQA+

So excited to see this out! My essay entitled “Between Pleasure and Precarity” is included in this issue! The article tells stories about migrant gender/sexual non conforming workers. If you like my essay, you are in for some treats! I am writing a book about these workers’ cruising practices!

From queer geopolitics to feminist theory and digital extremism, the latest issue 'Made in China’ journal dives into power, gender and sexuality in global China. 🌎🏳️‍🌈 Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/MIC...

‘Based on extensive fieldwork and impressive analytic skills, Wen-Hsuan Tsai has produced the most detailed and informative account of the evolving political system in Xi Jinping’s China that I have ever read.’ – Kjeld Erik Brødsgaard Learn more and register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/RTS...