Queensland
This website provides useful information about PHA (Qld) including a brief summary of the objectives of PHA (Qld), its activities, code of ethics, and a recommended scale of fees.
For those wishing to join PHA (Qld), the criteria for membership and annual fees can be found on the membership page.
Useful websites and information to assist historians in their work can be found on the resources page.
PHA Qld is proud to host the 2021 Professional Historians Australia conference. More information can be found here.
Should you wish to contact us directly, please refer to the contact page
Joining PHA Queensland as a member gives you to access a range of benefits and services.
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Find out how the unique skills of a professional, accredited historian can help bring your story to life.
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Access information about our members, including our Member Directory to help you locate a suitable historian.
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Recording your history contributes to a better understanding of our society and our world. It is a tangible way of preserving and sharing the story of your school, business, company, charity, church, union, community group, local or regional council, government department, family or local area.
We are excited to present History Transmitted – our upcoming Online Conference for Professional Historians running from Saturday 18 September until Sunday 19 September 2021.
PHA Qld member Jan Richardson has been awarded a Visiting Fellowship with the Harry Gentle Resource Centre at Griffith University, which supports research on Queensland’s pre-1859 history, including that of
As a part of his research into the art of Queensland before 1859, PHA Qld member Timothy Roberts has looked into the life and work of early Darling Downs squatter Thomas