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Is unity a goal, a necessity, or an illusion? "In the Face of Diversity" examines Chinese Australian community organisations over the past five decades, uncovering a rich landscape of voices, aims and perspectives. Get your copy now: bit.ly/43naO0W

"The Flip Side" explores the impacts of the American missionary enterprise on Western perceptions of China. Read more: bit.ly/3CLeEHr

"Time, Tide and History" is a collection of fresh perspectives on Eleanor Dark's place in Australian literary history. Read Paul Sharrad's review: bit.ly/3FFu41U

COVER REVEAL! "Gun-guwelamagapa: The Land of Our Old People: All the different camps on An-barra Country" is out October 2025.⁠ ⁠ Read more and pre-order here: sydneyuniversitypress.com/products/97817… #NewRelease #Archaeology #An-barraCountry

Happy publication day to "Cleanliness is Next to Godliness: An archaeological perspective on the influences of Victorian values and city-wide health in Parramatta, New South Wales"! Out now. Read more: sydneyuniversitypress.com/products/97817… #newrelease #ASHA

COVER REVEAL! "Chinese Propaganda and Australia: A case study of the 1930s and 1940s" is out October 2025.⁠ ⁠ Read more and pre-order here: sydneyuniversitypress.com/products/97817… #NewRelease

In her essay titled 'Neoliberal care policies and women's economic inequality', Fiona Macdonald demonstrates the adverse affects that neoliberal reforms have had on women in Australia. Read more in the anthology "Captured", available now: bit.ly/3Lk6jLK

"Photogrammetry for Archaeological Objects" provides broad familiarity with the process of photogrammetry, and each chapter can be used as a reference for specific tasks and problem-solving. Get your copy now: bit.ly/4bz9Kcs

Across 20 compelling chapters, this collection demonstrates how combining diverse archaeological approaches can offer a much clearer understanding of a region’s history. Get your copy of "Reframing the 'Desert Frontier'" today: bit.ly/43wOmny

Based on extensive field research around the Murray–Darling Basin, "Cultivating Community" presents critically important questions about how we should think about environmental management and long-term sustainability. bit.ly/3yo6pPI

Dorien Braam reviews "The Climate Crisis and Other Animals" by Richard Twine - a book that offers a comprehensive perspective on climate breakdown and human–animal relations. Read the full review: bit.ly/4kBfiZa Get the book: bit.ly/49dI7oE

Happy NAIDOC week! This year celebrates 50 years of history,culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity to learn about First Nations Cultures and histories, and is held nationally across Australia each year. #NAIDOC2025

In her groundbreaking new book, "Cleanliness is Next to Godliness", E. Jeanne Harris demonstrates that Victorian values had a proactive effect on the health and wellbeing of colonial-era residents of Parramatta. Get your copy now: bit.ly/3GAa2pV

Emeritus Professor Ien Ang reviews "In the Face of Diversity", which she describes as "essential reading to bring much-needed nuance to our understanding of Australia–China relations". ⁠ ⁠ Get your copy now: bit.ly/45ZMfdr

"The Flip Side" examines how media mogul Henry R. Luce, and other prominent Americans born or bred in China, went on to sway mid-century attitudes towards China in the West. Available now: bit.ly/3GBbwjM

Dorien Braam reviews "The Climate Crisis and Other Animals" by sociologist Richard Twine for the "Animal Welfare" journal. Get your copy now: bit.ly/4nIabbu

How do animal advocates convey their message through film? Find out in "Animal Activism On and Off Screen": bit.ly/40cm5As

Eleanor Dark criticised the British ideology of benevolence as a justification for imperialism. Brigid Rooney explores this in detail in her chapter of "Time, Tide and History". Read more: bit.ly/44nchWM

"Photogrammetry for Archaeological Objects: A Manual" is a must-read resource for any archaeologist interested in photogrammetry. Get your copy here: bit.ly/3GJgvie

Phillip Toner and Michael Rafferty's anthology, "Captured", examines how privatisation, marketisation and individualisation have impacted Australian society in the neoliberal era. Available now: bit.ly/4eMtTyQ