AAPS is delighted to announce that Dr Amy McQuire will deliver the Epeli Hau’ofa Annual Memorial Lecture for 2026. The lecture will take place on the early evening of Thursday, 16 April followed by the postgraduate/ECR workshop in the morning of Friday, 17 April.
The Australian Association for Pacific Studies (AAPS) is delighted to announce that the Epeli Hau’ofa Memorial Lecture 2024 was delivered by Reverend James Shri Bhagwan.
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Oceania Dreaming: Reflections on Epeli Hau’ofa’s Legacy at the University of the South Pacific
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Interested postgraduate students are invited to submit an Expression of Interest to participate in a Masterclass with Associate Professor Ka’ili on 13th April, 10am-2pm at Deakin University’s city centre.
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Please join us on Wednesday 12th April for the AAPS Annual Lecture in memory of Epeli Hau’ofa, which will be delivered this year by Associate Professor Tēvita O. Ka’ili from Brigham Young University, in partnership with the Melbourne Museum. Date: 12th April Time: 5.30-6.30pm Venue: Theatre, Lower Ground Floor, Melbourne Museum, 11 Nicholson St, Carlton “In the beginning was the […]
Read MoreJoin us when Dr Peter Brunt will deliver the 2016 AAPS annual Epeli Hau’ofa lecture at Macquarie University.
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The Asaro mudmen from the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea are famous for their fearsome clay headdresses and ritualized dance performances, and have gained prominence as an ‘intercultural phenomenon’.
Read MoreAssociate Professor Tracey Banivanua Mar (La Trobe University) delivered an inspiring inaugural Epeli Hau‘ofa Annual Public Lecture entitled Black Australia: entangled histories on Queensland’s cane fields, followed by a moving presentation by Melbourne-based filmmaker Amie Batalibasi at the Cairns Institute, James Cook University on 29 May 2015.
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