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The Australian Academy of the Humanities is pleased to announce the outstanding researchers selected for the 2025 Publication Subsidy Scheme: bit.ly/4nn9p2C The grants will support the publication of new humanities research of national and international significance. @pctang.bsky.social

Great article. Employers say they need graduates with the skills in which the humanities are uniquely talented—critical thinking, problem-solving, communication. Yet students who want to build these skills are slugged with almost double the debt under JRG. bit.ly/47I3Xml

Congratulations to Meg Foster (@mfoster-history.bsky.social) for the release of "Sam Poo: a Chinese bushranger?", an ABC Radio National podcast developed as output of her ABC Top-5 Media Residency in the Humanities. Give it a listen!

The AHA strongly opposes Minister Jason Clare's call for the ARC to investigate Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah's grant. Such political interference, which the Minister promised to end, undermines the integrity of the ARC and its independent, peer-review processes.