Professional Historians Association NSW

PHANFARE
Magazine of the Professional Historians Association NSW Inc.

Ten Year Index: Issues Nos. 1 to 112 (Aril 1985 to June 1995)

Introduction

Phanfare was first published in 1985 as the members' newsletter of the PHA NSW. It broke new ground in providing a forum for professional historians which was less formal and more topical than the august academic-style journals. It was the profession's first significant universal "trade" magazine in NSW and the ACT. In recent times it has broadened into a more public forum for professional history with a large non-member readership. The only significant disadvantage for Phanfare during this time has been that much valuable and entertaining writing has been buried in the now-numerous back-issues. After ten years it is time to consider an annual index for Phanfare and, as a first step, this index for the first ten years has been produced.

Compiling this index has not been without its difficulties. The casual, often flamboyant style of the magazine in its early years reflected Phanfare's gentle editorial anarchy. Sometimes features were not what they seemed. Book reviews could metamorphose into commentaries about other things half-way through, important items would be buried in a visual chaos and authors' names were often conspicuous by their absence. If any significant item has been missed or if anyone has not been duly acknowledged I sincerely regret it. Please let Phanfare know and an erratum can be published.

Finally, I hope users of this index will not be too frustrated by the lack of detailed cross-referencing and sub-division of subject areas and the somewhat abbreviated rendition of titles. Indexing the first ten years of Phanfare has been a big bite. Hopefully future indexes will benefit from more detail.

Tony Prescott

Compiler

June 1995

Notes on the Index

Introduction

There have been 112 "numbers" at the time of this compilation but there have in fact been 113 issues. Every Phanfare editor will verify that errors in issue numbers occur at about 9 pm on production night, under the influence of an immodest amount of "Chateau Cardboard", whilst dutifully using the previous month's cover as the model for the next issue. Subsequent editorial collectives, under similar benign influences, then get confused and overcompensate. Fortunately the yin and yang of issue numbers soon found its balance (probably not soon enough for most librarians). The cause of the present disparity, a major stumble in 1987, is dealt with thus:

Issue no. as listed in this index Issue no. shown on cover of issue -

23 24 (April 1987)
24 24 (May 1987): shown correctly
25 25 (June 1987): shown correctly
26 25 (July 1987)
26A 26 (August 1987)

In addition, no 74 was actually December 1991, not November as shown on the cover, and no 110 (April 1995) shows no 109, March 1995 on the cover.

To help users relate issue numbers to dates the following information indicates which issues were published in which year: 1985 (issues 1-9); 1986 (10-20); 1987 (21-30); 1988 (31-41); 1989 (42-52); 1990 (53-63); 1991 (64-74); 1992 (75-85); 1993 (86-96); 1994 (97-107); 1995 (108 +).

Under each entry in this index the number before the hyphen is the issue number, the number after the hyphen the page number.

PHA Official Material

The second category, Articles and commentaries - not provenanced, includes some official PHA material in earlier years. No rigorous attempt was made to distinguish official material from opinion until 1993. Official material since then is listed under the PHA categories, Phanfare or Public History Review.

General

Under Reviews the name of the reviewer (where known) is shown in brackets. Excluded from this index are advertisements, job notices and the regular feature What's On (which has appeared in virtually every issue).

The Index

Articles and commentaries - by author

Ashton, P Enjoying the mandatory syllabus 70 - 1; 81 - 4
Ashton, P The SHIP of things to come 66 - 4
Ashton, P A thousand miles from where? 11 - 8
Ashton, P Waving the waratah 45 - 8
Bandler, H A professional engineer amongst professional historians 107 - 10
Barry, M The still picture collection at the Government Printing Office 46 - 11
Blackmore, K Historians and heritage studies 9 - 10
Bolton, G The National Maritime Museum 16 - 4
Bosworth, M Christmas is a time for family ... historians 9 - 12
Bosworth, M Getting lost 35 - 4
Bosworth, M A letter from the west 57 - 4
Bosworth, M The recipe as document 13 - 12
Bosworth, M Tin openers 11 - 4
Bosworth, M What makes a good conference? 8 - 6
Broomham, R The archives of science and technology in Australia 9 - 1
Broomham, R Deja vu? 72 - 6
Broomham, R Dendrites or deadlines? 100 - 12
Broomham, R Heritage housing history? 12 - 8
Broomham, R An historian is an historian is an archivist 9 - 13
Broomham, R How it works 65 - 10
Broomham, R In the swim 8 - 5
Broomham, R Interstate picture search 57 - 6
Broomham, R On first looking into the Sydney City rate assessment books 16 - 9
Broomham, R Perishing? 74 - 7
Broomham, R Public use of history 50 - 6
Broomham, R Publication 17 - 13
Broomham, R The SHIP debate 65 - 2
Broomham, R User pays twice? 48 - 8
Broomham, R What price pictures? 23 - 4
Broomham, R & G Two views of the Powerhouse 33 - 8
Broomham, R & Ludlow, C Ken and Barbie discover Australian history 54 - 6
Carey, H Writing history for a popular audience 14 - 8
Coltheart, L October news from the PWD history project 39 - 9
Curby, P Working for State Forests of NSW 98 - 6
Douglas, L Contemporary history on ABC TV 56 - 9
Edward, D Historians and heritage 110 - 10
Edward, D Us and them 92 - 6
Edward, D Writing the history of Sydney's colonial Catholic parishes 84 - 4
Ferry, J Deceased estate files 64 - 11
Fitzgerald, S Archaeological Assessments Seminar 105 - 2
Fitzgerald, S Progress report on a well planned government rationalisation 50 - 10
Fitzgerald, S Queen opens 'Palace of Democracy" 76 - 4
Garton, S & Weatherburn, H Government Printing Office laser picture studio 46 - 10
Godden, J Gripe corner 89 - 6
Godden, J Help for the professional historian 61 - 6
Godden, J Industrial news 55 - 7
Godden, J Oral history project on nurse education 61 - 9
Godden, J Plagiarism and the teaching of history 55 - 6
Godden, J Plagiarism ... continued 58 - 9
Gojak, D Hope Farm windmill conservation 100 - 10
Griffen-Foley, B Company searches 104 - 3
Hicks, C Syllabus muse 78 - 7
Hogan, S The great Australian biography? 14 - 9
Hogan, S The use-factor in research resource facilities 26 - 10
Hughes, J Archives and copyright 59 - 10
Hughes, J The now not so naked civil servant 100 - 4
Jack, R.I Heritage history 64 - 5
Jack, R.I Historical archaeological sites 49 - 5
Jeans, D Regional history 64 - 4
Johnson, B Lands Department 58 - 10
Johnson, B When you're paranoid you see problems everywhere 99 - 5
Judd, S Commissioned history 37 - 10
Judd, S Religious history 17 - 8
Karskens, G Can you dig it? 102 - 9
Karskens, G Historians and archaeology 107 - 2
Karskens, G Historical archaeology on the Rocks 105 - 6
Karskens, G History and heritage ... rides again 78 - 9
Karskens, G A long and winding road 93 - 8
Karskens, G Putting 'em through the hoops at MAAS 15 - 11
Karskens, G Reflections on history and heritage 73 - 4
Karskens, G Saga of the dreaded school project 84 - 1
Kass, T Archives of the Council of the City of Sydney 9 - 9
Kass, T 'Corporate megalomania' 64 - 8
Kass, T Fighting the paper war 37 - 4
Kass, T Gentlemen, start your word processors 52 - 8
Kass, T Is there history after heritage? 79 - 8
Kass, T Keeping archives 33 - 4
Kass, T Lands Department plans room 55 - 3
Kass, T Local history - a view from the west 16 - 6
Kass, T President to President: PHA to AHA 58 - 4
Kass, T Promised land sighted 43 - 11
Kass, T Prying into the Privacy Committee 50 - 12
Kass, T Regional history 49 - 11
Kass, T Saving local government records 7 - 13
Kass, T Taking stock 42 - 12
Keating, C NSW history under review 107 - 9
Keating, C 'The originals please' 86 - 9
Keating, C Reflections on the west 80 - 10
Kent, J National Parks Week 94 - 12
Kent, J Writing corporate history 13 - 3
Kornfeld, R Collecting 93 - 6
Kornfeld, R Museums and the significance of material culture 85 - 8
Lawrie, R The NSW Parliamentary Archives 27 - 10
Liston, C An American professional historian at work 96 - 8
Liston, C Another monument to Australia's past 43 - 9
Liston, C Archives and historians 40 - 8
Liston, C Frankly satorial 76 - 7
Liston, C Historic photograph collection at powerhouse museum 14 - 2
Liston, C HSC modern history 53 - 6
Liston, C Libraries in unexpected places 5 - 10
Liston, C Men at work - out of work 23 - 13
Liston, C The nature of evidence 72 - 5
Liston, C New State Library 33 - 6
Liston, C Ordeal by interview 34 - 4
Liston, C Phantastic memories 64 - 10
Liston, C Professional historians in Ohio, USA 94 - 6
Liston, C Protecting portable heritage 90 - 6
Liston, C Reflections on history and museums 42 - 7
Liston, C Rejoice with Grace 111 - 8
Liston, C Researching down Mexico way 99 - 8
Liston, C Researching land settlement 12 - 4
Liston, C A royal bicentennial occasion 35 - 5
Liston, C Semiotics 55 - 10
Liston, C Tourism and bastardised history 51 - 2
Liston, C Vancouver postcard 81 - 9
Liston, C Watchdog silenced 48 - 6
Liston, C Why be an historian 102 - 1
Ludlow, C ABC reductions threaten archives 71 - 4
Ludlow, C Diamonds are forever - but not museums 51 - 8
Ludlow, C Heritage collections in Australia 72 - 12
Ludlow, C The heritage of urban parks 95 - 2
Ludlow, C Historical significance and discrimination 98 - 9
Ludlow, C History and communities 48 - 11
Ludlow, C History museums in South Australia 26 - 4
Ludlow, C The incredible vanishing history trick 89 - 4
Ludlow, C Interstate roundup 66 - 1
Ludlow, C Professional historians in Australia 79 - 4
Ludlow, C Public use of history 60 - 3
Ludlow, C Report from Melbourne 35 - 12
Ludlow, C A State Library for the 21st century 89 - 8
Ludlow, C Sydney's inner city museums 44 - 10
Ludlow, C Tasmanian travels 67 - 10
McAuslan, M Copyright 67 - 3
McCormack, T A view from Australian Archives 86 - 6
McLachlan, R Gallipoli diary 66 - 11
McPherson, A Reflections stimulated by reading 'A long and winding road' 94 - 8
McQueen, H A new Britannia 10 - 1
Marsden, S Letter from America 68 - 1
Mitchell, A The chimera of research value 38 - 6
Mitchell, A Copyright and authors 21 - 4
Mitchell, A The historic records search 9 - 8
Moore, A The view from the fifteenth floor 10 - 4
O'Brien, A Local history co-ordination project 15 - 4
Pederson, A Sydney hospital archives 9 - 4
Prescott, A Consultancy work with government bodies 86 - 12
Prescott, A The Federation Centenary 105 - 1
Prescott, A The heritage scene 62 - 6
Prescott, A The historian as shrinking violet 106 - 15
Prescott, A The 'history and heritage' debate 77 - 4
Prescott, A Talk about your history to non-historians 102 - 12
Proudfoot, H Conservation reassessed 63 - 7
Proudfoot, H Omminy and Hawkesbury 75 - 10
Radi, H The Adelaide meeting 18 - 4
Radi, H An attractive end product 41 - 8
Radi, H At national archives 37 - 6
Radi, H Can the free local library survive? 7 - 10
Radi, H The community writes its history 7 - 3
Radi, H The community writes its history: why Campbelltown? 11 - 12
Radi, H Historic records search 20 - 4
Radi, H History scoop of public funding 10 - 10
Radi, H Is yellow a distinctive mark? 44 - 4
Radi, H Report from Canberra 34 - 12
Radi, H Ripley returns 28 - 8
Radi, H A tradition of care 40 - 6
Radi, H What's gone on 8 - 10
Radi, H Will the free library service be extinct by 1988? 15 - 8
Rosen, S An answer to our plea 97 - 13
Rosen, S Homebush Abattoir history 58 - 7
Rosen, S Watkin Tench & John Hunter & Associates 81 - 8
Smith, M A plea to the profession 7 - 12
Snowden, C Australian Photograph Access Network 3 - 8
Snowden, C Instant history? Photographing the Nepean 5 - 4
Snowden, C Professions and pastimes 8 - 1
Snowden, C What is '...history'? 29 - 1
Snowden, C 'With smell of steaks in passageways' 35 - 6
Solling, M Australian sport 104 - 2
Solling, M The inner suburbs 107 - 5
Spearritt, P The historic records search 13 - 6
Spearritt, P What's to be done to protect our cultural landscape 7 - 6
Stanbury, P The development of Australian photography 1847-1860 6 - 10
Stanley, P Speaking out 23 - 11
Stenning, E The case of the vanishing walls 11 - 11
Washington, J A reply from local studies librarians 68 - 6
Weatherburn, H Thoughts on bicentennial hyp 10 - 8
Webber, K Applied history seminars 26 - 13
Webber, K Committee of inquiry into folklife in Australia 17 - 5
Webber, K Historians and museums 14 - 11
Wickman, W Historians and the frustrations of using photograph collections 46 - 8
Wyatt-Spratt, N Historians in museums 26A - 12
Wyatt-Spratt, N History under a toilet 27 - 6

Articles and commentaries - not provenanced

Academic historians and consultancy work 58 - 5
And praise from archivists 68 - 8
Archives Office of NSW: notes for researchers 56 - 4
Archivists without archives 55 - 4
ASIO's secret archives 71 - 5
The Australian War Memorial 19 - 1
Beware the technology 84 - 13
Broadbent baits Belle browsers 73 - 8
Business history 88 - 12
The concept of geographically separate repository storage 42 - 9
Contacts on a national scale 61 - 8
Contract history: some dos and don'ts 2 - 6
Contracts for commissioned history 47 - 3
Cultural employment as a main job 102 - 9
Customer Council - NSW State Archives 82 - 2
The cutting edge in information 53 - 4
Don't call us, we'll call you 74 - 3
Employment through the PHA 78 - 8
First Government House Museum 88 - 7
Gambling on the stock exchange of life 74 - 3
Get listed 83 - 12
Greater efficiency 97 - 5
Guessing competition 87 - 4
'A half life' - being a research assistant at the university 4 - 11
Heritage Assistance Program 86 - 10
Historians or hypocrites? 56 - 6
History hits the airwaves 36 - 12
How cultured are you? 104 - 12
How history becomes secret history 53 - 12
In birdland? 9 - 6
The Italians in NSW 60 - 9
The Kingswoody Tales 45 - 6
Letter from London 71 - 10
Local government records 41 - 4
Looking for work 22 - 6
Meeting the Archives Authority 45 - 4
Marrickville Council Archives 42 - 5
Mitchell news and views 61 - 7
More about Kingswood 43 - 10
Multi-media library link project 68 - 13
Network for research in women's history 81 - 7
New Heritage Council positions 89 - 9
NSW History Fellowship Award and launch of Public History Review v2 99 - 1
News 98 - 12
News from the PHA's London correspondent 54 - 8
1993 the year of indigenous peoples 86 - 1
No historians on archives authority 110 - 3
The Noel Butlin Archives Centre 104 - 8
The party's over! 77 - 8
Phacts about heritage and Sydney's future 69 - 11
Phanfare snippets and historical silences 75 - 7
Piranha Press 84 - 11
Professional integrity 65 - 2
Public history news 101 - 9
Public transport meets public history 78 - 6
Public Works history week 47 - 12
Publicise or perish? 73 - 11
Publishing fees: State Library of NSW 78 - 11
Recession in historical consultancies over 73 - 7
Republicans! To the gorge!! 76 - 12
Review of the heritage system in NSW 80 - 5
Statement on plagiarism 13 - 9
The story of Sydney 65 - 6
Superannuation guarantee charge 109 - 11
Sweated labour in professional employment 16 - 2
Tips for the working historian 61 - 5
User pays - again 65 - 8
Water Board Historical Unit 103 - 12
While members sleep?? 40 - 4
Who is the author? Who is the editor? 75 - 4
Why the PHA NSW has different levels of membership 61 - 4

Awards, grants and prizes

1 - 11; 2 - 12; 3 - 11; 12 - 12; 13 - 2, 11; 14 - 10; 20 - 3; 20 - 8; 21 - 6; 22 - 10;
24 - 12; 26A - 3; 29 - 12; 55 - 11; 58 - 9; 60 - 13; 78 - 10; 89 - 10; 108 - 9;
108 - 10; 109 - 6; 109 - 9; 109 - 12

Book and periodical notes and abstracts

1 - 4; 2 - 4; 3 - 10; 5 - 6; 5 -11; 6 - 13; 7 - 5; 10 - 2; 12 - 5; 14 - 13; 16 - 3;
19 - 6; 22 - 4; 22 - 11; 26 - 9; 28 - 12; 29 - 7; 35 - 2; 37 - 5; 45 - 10; 74 - 11;
75 - 13; 86 - 13; 88 - 5; 89 - 12; 92 - 5; 93 - 5; 99 - 10; 110 - 8; 112 - 9

Book and periodical reviews

Ablative 3 - 9
AGPS Immigration in focus 24 - 1
AGPS Style manual [P. Ashton] 8 - 8
Amos, K The Fenians in Australia [A. Moore] 34 - 1
Aplin, G A difficult infant [C. Liston] 47 - 1
Aplin, G et al Australians: events and places [C. Ludlow] 26A - 4
Archives Office of NSW Concise Guide to the State Archives [T. Kass] 82 - 4
Ashton, P Laying the foundations [J. Godden] 74 - 9
Ashton, P Planning Sydney [C. Keating] 87 - 1
Ashton, P Waving the waratah [C. Snowden] 62 - 1
Ashton, P & Blackmore, K Centennial Park [C. Snowden] 39 - 1
Ashton, P & Blackmore, K On the land [C. Snowden] 29 - 8
Australian dictionary of biography v10 [H. Radi] 16 - 1
Australians: a historical atlas 27 - 4
Australians: a historical dictionary [H. Radi] 26A - 8
Australians: a historical library v1 [H. Radi] 26A - 1
Australians: 1838 [R. Broomham] 26A - 10
Bommes, K & P. Wright "Charms of residence" in Making histories 4 - 1
Bosworth, M Australian lives [C. Ludlow] 41 - 12
Breckwolt, R The dirt doctors [P. Ashton] 52 - 2
Broadbent, J & Hughes, J The age of Macquarie [G. Karskens] 81 - 1
Bromby, R The farming of Australia [J. Cooper] 14 - 1
Brookes, B et al Women in history [J. Godden] 25 - 1
Broomham, R First light [K. Webber] 28 - 1
Broomham, R Steady revolutions [A. Prescott] 78 - 1
Burgmann, V Power and protest [P. Ashton] 93 - 3
Burgmann, V et al Constructing a culture [C. Snowden] 38 - 1
Burgmann, V et al Making a life [M. Bosworth] 36 - 4
Burgmann, V et al A most valuable acquisition [R. Broomham] 36 - 1
Burgmann, V et al Staining the wattle [R. White] 40 - 1
Burke, D Man of steam [C. Ludlow] 20 - 1
Bygott,U & Cable K Pioneer women graduates [K. Webber] 15 - 12
Cable, K et al Australian biographical and genealogical record [C. Liston] 12 - 9
Carey, H Truly feminine truly Catholic [H. Radi] 32 - 1
Castles, I Australia's environment [H. Bandler] 87 - 12
Christie, M The Sydney Markets [P. Ashton] 50 - 1
Ciccotosto, E & Bosworth, M Emma [K. Webber] 57 - 1
Coltheart, L Significant sites [R. Mackay] 60 - 1
Coltheart, L et al Landmarks in public works [T. Kass] 34 - 6
Crowley, F Tough times [H. Radi] 22 - 1
Curby, P Battlers' boomtown [C. Keating] 89 - 5
Davies, A et al Going places [L. Coltheart] 52 - 1
Davies, A & Stanbury P The mechanical eye in Australia [K. Webber] 6 - 1
Davison, G et al A heritage handbook [S. Fitzgerald] 69 - 8
de Vries Evans, S Conrad Martens on the Beagle and in Australia [J. Hughes] 94 - 1
Deacon, D Managing gender [J. Godden] 55 - 1
Durdin, J They became nurses [J. Godden] 75 - 1
Dyster, B Servant & master [T. Kass] 53 - 10
Eslick, C et al Bibliography of NSW local history [C. Liston] 28 - 10
Finnane, M Policing in Australia [C. Ludlow] 34 - 9
Fitzgerald, S Beneath the factory wall [A. Yarwood] 76 - 1
Fitzgerald, S Rising damp [R. Broomham] 27 - 1
Fitzgerald, S Sydney 1842-1992 [C. Snowden] 83 - 1
Fitzgerald, S & Keating, C Millers Point [A. Yarwood] 76 - 1
Fox, C Working Australia [P. Ashton] 78 - 4
Frame, T HMAS Sydney [A. Prescott] 97 - 1
Frost, A Arthur Phillip [R. Broomham] 26 - 1
Garton, S Medicine and madness [J. Godden] 39 - 6
Golder, H High and responsible office [C. Ludlow] 79 - 1
Harley, D 'Historians as demonologists' in Social history of medicine v3, no 1
[J. Godden] 58 - 1
Hawke, S et al Noonkanbah [P. Curby] 71 - 1
Henderson, B Monuments and memorials [H. Radi] 46 - 12
Hickie, D Chow Hayes [C. Keating] 74 - 1
Higgins, M Gold and water [C. Liston] 65 - 1
History News [K. Webber] 7 - 9
Hordern, M Mariners are warned! [L. Coltheart] 54 - 9
Horne, D The public culture [C. Ludlow] 15 - 1
Hyslop, A Sovereign remedies [J. Godden] 64 - 1
Jack, R.I Exploring the Hawkesbury [R. Broomham] 28 - 6
Jansen, S et al Making the Bicentenary (Historical Studies v23) [C. Ludlow] 42 - 1
Johnson, C What is social value? [P. Ashton] 96 - 11
Judd, S et al Sydney Anglicans [H. Radi] 35 - 1
Karskens, G Holroyd [P. Ashton] 73 - 1
Kass, T The sign of the waratah [C. Liston] 40 - 10
Keating, C Surry Hills [A. Yarwood] 76 - 1
Kennedy, S Faith and feminism [M. Foley] 12 - 1
Kingston, B Glad, confident morning [R. Broomham] 41 - 1
Kociumbas, J 'Childhood history as ideology' in Labour History (Nov 1984) 1 - 1
Larmour, C Labor judge 13 - 1
Liston, C Campbelltown [R. Broomham] 45 - 1
Liston, C Sarah Wentworth [J. Godden] 46 - 1
Long, J Strugglers and settlers [J. Godden] 106 - 3
McCalman, J Struggletown [R. Broomham] 7 - 1
McClaughlin, T Barefoot and pregnant? [J. Hughes] 82 - 1
Macintyre, S Oxford history of Australia v4 [R. Broomham] 21 - 1
McLoughlin, L The middle Lane Cove River [C. Liston] 13 - 7
Matthews, B Louisa [S. Hogan] 44 - 1
Matthews, J Age of democracy [S. Fitzgerald] 54 - 4
Moore, A The secret army and the Premier [C. Ludlow] 53 - 1
Murray, R & White, K Dharug and dungaree [P. Ashton] 61 - 1
Neill, N Technically and further [C. Ludlow] 72 - 1
NSW Parliament Guide to the archives [T. Kass] 55 - 12
Nicholas, S Convict workers [C. Liston] 49 - 1
Norst, M Ferdinand Bauer [H. Bandler] 51 - 1
O'Brien, A Poverty's prison [C. Snowden] 43 - 1
Owen, J The heart of the city [J. Godden] 37 - 1
Pullan, R Guilty secrets [C. Ludlow] 101 - 5
Ramsay, J The women of Meroogal [J. Godden] 46 - 1
Ramsland, J Children of the back lanes [H. Radi] 18 - 1
Raxworthy, R The unreasonable man [H. Bandler] 54 - 10
Reid, R & A Into history [P. Ashton] 52 - 6
Reiger, K.M The disenchantment of the home [R. Broomham] 2 - 1
Reynolds, H Frontier [H. Radi] 23 - 1
Reynolds, H The law of the land [V. Gollan] 31 - 1
Rickard, J H.B. Higgins 11 - 1
Roberts, J Maybanke Anderson [J. Godden] 89 - 1
Robertson, B Oral history handbook [P. Ashton] 105 - 3
Robinson, P The hatch and brood of time [J. Kociumbas] 5 - 1
Roe, J Beyond belief [S. Judd] 17 - 1
Rutland, S Edge of the Diaspora [H. Radi] 48 - 1
Schultz, B A tapestry of service [J. Godden] 75 - 1
Shields, J All our labours [A. McPherson] 90 - 4
Stell, M Half the race [M. O'Sullivan] 77 - 1
Stephen, A & Reeves A Badges of labour, banners of pride [K. Webber] 4 - 8
Stevens, C Tin mosques and Ghantowns [P. Ashton] 59 - 1
Symons, J Photographic resources of Australia [C. Ludlow] 56 - 1
Townsend, N Valley of the crooked river [T. Kass] 91 - 1
Walker, D et al From Berlin to the Burdekin [M. Norst] 80 - 1
Walsh, G Pioneering days [P. Ashton] 108 - 2
Ward, P et al Managing local studies collections [C. Keating] 63 - 1
Waterhouse, R From minstral show to vaudeville [A. McPherson] 67 - 1
Whelan, K Photography of the age 95 - 4
Windschuttle, E Taste and science [J. Godden] 46 - 1
Young, G Conservation, history and development [T. Kass] 36 - 9

Computers

Edward, D The computer data-base and you 100 - 6
Judd, S From disk to printer 27 - 8
Liston, C On line library catalogues 28 - 11
Prescott, A Who's afraid of the big bad DOS? 112 - 4
Radi, H Desk top gremlins 24 - 7

Conference reviews (non PHA)

AHA [L. Coltheart] 32 - 5
AHA [D. Edward] 59 - 8; 106 - 10
AHA [C. Liston] 19 - 8; 32 - 8
AHA [C. Ludlow] 83 - 5
AHA [H. Proudfoot] 32 - 10
Ancient history in a modern university [H. Bandler] 95 - 6
Applied history [L. Taksa] 29 - 4
Archivists and historians [C. Ludlow] 83 - 8
ASHA [D. Gojak] 39 - 11
ASHA [T. Kass] 50 - 4
Australian Archaeological Association [H. Bandler] 97 - 11
Australian historical archaeology [R. Broomham] 3 - 1
Australian photographic access network [C. Ludlow] 22 - 12
Australian Society of Archivists [A. Mitchell] 25 - 11
Australian Society of Historical Archaeology [R. Broomham] 28 - 4
The Australian War Memorial [R. White] 11 - 13
CAMA [C. Ludlow] 39 - 8
Coppers and beaks [C. Ludlow] 21 - 10
Fifth Film and History Conference [l. Douglas and K. Phillips] 56 - 10
Future directions forum [J. Hughes] 91 - 8
The great labour movement split in NSW [B. Griffen-Foley] 106 - 6
Historians and museums at CAMA [K. Webber] 19 - 9
History of Australian Feminisms 81 - 6
ICOMOS [T. Kass] 85 - 1
ICOMOS [R. Kornfeld] 97 - 10
Legal eagles [C. Ludlow] 25 - 12
The making of nations [C. Ludlow] 32 - 6
Museums and ICOMOS [C. Ludlow] 27 - 5
On the waterfront [S. Fitzgerald] 96 - 1
Oral history [B. Firth et al] 25 - 6
Planning history conference [H. Proudfoot] 88 - 1
Public history [L. Douglas] 45 - 11
Social historians in museums [K. Webber] 8 - 9
Watch the ground move under your feet [C. Liston] 54 - 8
Working outside the academy [S. Fitzgerald] 58 - 12

Copyright

31 - 4; 35 - 10; 46 - 4

Exhibition reviews

Architectural archives [C. Ludlow] 9 - 11
'The artist and the patron' and '200 in the shade' [C. Ludlow] 34 - 11
At work and play [D. Broomham] 51 - 6
The Australian Museum of Childhood [L. Coltheart] 42 - 10
Australians and sport [C. Ludlow] 87 - 8
Australians and the monarchy [R. Broomham] 94 - 4
Barracks invested with Trust [A. Holland] 74 - 4
Blue Mountains exhibitions at the Macleay Museum [C. Snowden] 3 - 3
Coke [K. Webber] 29 - 13
The coming of the strangers [K. Webber] 31 - 9
Devils drugs and doctors 19 - 4
Drawing on nature [C. Snowden] 86 - 2
Dreamtime [H. Radi] 10 - 12
Fear and loathing in Old Dubbo Gaol [G. Karskens] 75 - 5
Finding, flogging and filching [C. Snowden] 48 - 5
Historian's choice? New York's Tenement Museum [R. Broomham] 77 - 9
The I Celti exhibition in Venice [E. Stenning] 75 - 9
Images 18 - 7
Kings, queens and soup tureens [C. Liston] 49 - 4
Lewis Morley now [G. Broomham] 91 - 7
Making an exhibition of ourselves: Faces of Australia [R. Broomham] 79 - 6
Men rule, OK? 4 - 4
A new look at Aboriginal Australia [K. Webber] 2 - 10
Painted ships, painted oceans [C. Liston] 63 - 10
The passing of empires [C. Ludlow] 59 - 6
'Past and present' [J. Kent] 33 - 11
People, print and paper [R. Broomham] 43 - 6
People, print and paper [L. Taksa] 35 - 8
Photo-food in fat-catsville [C. Snowden] 33 - 1
Photos, fictions and facts [C. Snowden] 44 - 6
Right time, right place [R. Broomham] 91 - 6
The story of Sydney [C. Liston] 65 - 4
The Sydney Jewish Museum [R. Kornfeld] 88 - 9
The Sydney Jewish Museum [C. Ludlow] 110 - 2
Telling the people who they are [R. Broomham] 36 - 6
Two new exhibitions at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum [R. Kornfeld] 96 - 3
Viewing the furthest shore [C. Ludlow] 38 - 10
A visit to the Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame [A. Mitchell] 82 - 10
Within living memory [C. Liston] 85 - 4
World Expo 88 [C. Ludlow] 36 - 10

Film reviews

Island of lies [C. Ludlow] 69 - 1

Index reviews and notes [see also Software reviews]

52 - 3; 60 - 4

Letters

Bosworth, M 98 - 2
Carey, H 18 - 10
Clement, C 62 - 11
Dickey, B 8 - 13
Earnshaw, B 98 - 2
Gothard, J 19 -10
Iremonger, J 19 - 12
Kass, T 9 - 5; 10 - 13
Parker, P 92 - 1
Proudfoot, H 86 - 11
Thompson, C 50 - 9
Yule, V 108 - 5

Obituaries

Barnes, Roger [L Coltheart] 57 - 9
Earle, David [T. Kass] 20 - 9
Ward, John and Pat [C Liston] 57 - 11

Office technology

Desktop copiers 26A - 7
Microfilm readers 47 - 10

PHA administration

5 - 9; 6 - 6; 16 -12; 20 - 8; 26 - 8; 35 - 3; 90 - 2; 90 - 11; 94 -13; 102 - 5; 104 - 4

PHA Code of Practice

14 - 6

PHA General Meetings

1 - 5; 6 - 4; 17 - 4; 26 - 7; 26A - 2; 27 - 13; 49 - 8; 60 - 12; 71 - 6; 77 - 13; 80 - 6; 82 - 6; 86 - 13; 88 - 6; 93 - 1; 104 - 1

PHA Library

103 - 10; 112 - 10

PHA Management Committee announcements

54 - 1; 85 - 12; 86 - 5; 87 - 5; 88 - 8; 89 - 7; 90 - 1; 91 - 11; 92 - 9; 95 - 1; 98 - 1; 101 - 1; 109 - 7; 109 - 10; 112 - 2

PHA National Council

44 - 12; 101 - 2; 106 - 1

PHA Notepad

105 - 4; 107 - 1; 108 - 1; 109 - 1; 111 - 1; 112 - 1

PHA personalities - general

1 - 8; 17 - 2; 41 - 6; 42 - 4; 43 - 8; 46 - 5; 52 - 7; 67 - 8; 70 - 8; 73 - 6; 78 - 6;
79 - 11; 83 - 11; 89 - 12; 98 - 3

PHA President's report

69 - 12; 104 - 10

PHA Professional Advisory Service

100 - 8; 102 - 12

PHA Profile

General 98 - 3
Ashton, Paul 110 - 4
Broomham, Rosemary 106 - 13
Fitzgerald, Shirley 99 - 3
Golder, Hilary 112 - 8
Karskens, Grace 101 - 12
Kent, Joan 97 - 8
McPherson, Ailsa 100 - 5
Wing, Judy 103 - 9

PHA public relations

101 - 7; 102 - 10; 103 - 3

PHA publications

88 - 11; 96 - 10; 99 - 6

PHA representatives

General 94 - 13
Heritage Council History Advisory Panel 92 - 8
State Library Client Council 92 - 8

PHA Treasurer's report

16 - 5; 59 - 13; 70 - 12; 81 - 12; 92 - 11; 93 - 13; 103 - 6; 104 - 6

PHA workshops and conferences

At rest in the garden 10 - 6; 11 - 6; 12 - 6
Between the covers 10 - 6; 11 - 6; 15 - 6
Beyond the reading room 64 - 13
Beyond the screen 10 - 7; 11 - 6
Computers 16 - 8; 17 - 6
Conservation, heritage and professional history 23 - 7; 24 - 6; 25 - 5
Copyright 20 - 8; 21 - 9; 23 - 8
Ethics and plagiarism 10 - 6; 11 - 6; 14 - 5
Ethics for historians 88 - 11; 89 - 9; 90 - 13; 91 - 4; 92 - 2
An evening in the archive 10 - 7; 11 - 6
Fair play 19 - 7; 20 - 10
Food for thought 44 - 11; 45 - 13; 46 - 6; 47 - 6
General 2 - 13; 4 - 3; 5 - 8
Historians and government departments 1 - 2; 2-8; 3 - 6
The Kingswoody tales (re-visited) 61 - 12
Not just a pretty picture 10 - 6
People, property, politics 34 - 8
Public history 109 - 5
The role of history in conservation work 61 - 11; 62 - 9; 63 - 4; 63 -12
Sydney City Archives 35 - 13
The taxman cometh 6 - 12
Toothless tigers? 28 - 13
Using pictorial evidence 25 - 4

Phanfare

51 - 12; 97 - 12; 100 - 1; 106 - 2; 107 - 12; 111 - 2; 111 - 4; 111 - 12

Phyllis Phame

49 - 9; 50 - 11; 51 - 10; 53 - 8; 55 - 8; 56 - 8; 59 - 11; 60 - 6; 65 - 11; 66 - 9;
68 - 11; 70 - 10; 72 - 10; 74 - 12; 76 - 10; 77 - 7; 85 - 6; 94 - 10; 97 - 6; 103 - 1; 108 - 6

Professional news and updates

Education and training 111 - 11
Practice 111 - 11

Professional historians' associations - other states

PHA (Vic) 92 - 7
PHRA (WA) 44 - 12; 92 - 7
QHI (Qld) 60 - 10

Public History Review

62 - 13; 67 - 7; 68 - 4; 69 - 3; 70 - 4; 77 - 3; 82 - 8; 84 - 10; 87 - 11; 93 - 2;
96 - 7; 109 - 6

Software reviews

Births, Deaths and Marriages CD ROM [C. Liston] 111 - 10
CLIRS: a legal database [G. Hawker] 24 - 4
Filemaker Pro [C. Liston] 73 - 9
Genealogy programs [C. Liston] 108 - 8
Zardax word-processor [C. Liston] 26A - 6

Theatre reviews

Capricornia at Belvoir Street [L. Coltheart] 37 - 8

PHANFARE Magazine of the Professional Historians Association NSW Inc.