Members can be the first to hear presentations of new historical knowledge. The Association holds eleven talks each year, open to members and the general public.
A Tasmanian Life
Architectural historian, Eric Ratcliffe, will talk about his extraordinary Tasmanian Life.
Pest threats to Tasmania
Anne Green will speak about the role and impact of pests in Tasmanian history.
‘How they contrive to live, is a mystery’: the problems of early settlement
Alison Alexander continues her investigations into life in early colonial Van Diemen's Land
Uninnocent Landscapes: following George Augustus Robinson’s Big River mission
Ian Terry will speak about his project following and photographing the route and impact of George Augustus Robinson's Big River Mission.
My pathway to the pathway to the Truth-Telling and Treaty project
Professor Kate Warner will speak about her pathway to the Pathway to Truth-Telling and Treaty report.
Forensic Wellingtology
Martin Stone delves further into his investigations of the history of kunanyi/Mt Wellington
Eldershaw Memorial Lecture
Tasmanian Aboriginal academic and museum curator, Gaye Sculthorpe, presents the 2023 Eldershaw Memorial Lecture.