National Centre of Biography News
The National Centre of Biography circulates a monthly newsletter containing the latest news, events and publications in the world of biography. Read past issues here.
National Centre of Biography News, October 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In this edition of the newsletter we flag lots of upcoming events in the world of biography.
National Centre of Biography News, September 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In this edition of the newsletter we congratulate some amazing biographers and historians from the NCB community.
National Centre of Biography News, August 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In this issue of the newsletter, Dr Sam Furphy shows how we are using sound to create a multi-sensory experience in the ADB. Plus there are plenty of notices and announcements to keep you up to date with all things biography.
National Centre of Biography News, July 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In the July edition of the NCB newsletter, Dr Emily Gallagher shares her thoughts on the possibilities of drawing together children's history and biography. We also celebrate a major thesis award, welcome a new staff member, share upcoming events, and provide plenty of reading and listening...
National Centre of Biography News, June 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In this month's issue of the NCB News, get a glimpse of what happens day-to-day in the NCB corridor. Plus read about the latest news, notices and publications.
National Centre of Biography News, May 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
Ahead of National Reconciliation Week (27 May-3 June), in the May newsletter we share news from the ADB's Indigenous Working Party; showcase the Quest for Indigenous Recognition project; and highlight a new entry from the Indigenous Australian Dictionary of Biography.
National Centre of Biography News, April 2024
Author/editor: Staff, M.
Year published: 2024
In the National Centre of Biography News for April, Dr Malcolm Allbrook explains how the Australian Dictionary of Biography has become a valuable research tool as well as a biographical reference resource.
