New PhD’s
Dr Sandi Robb (2019) North Queensland’s Chinese family landscape: 1860-1920. (James Cook University).
Dr Peter Gibson (2019) – Made in Chinatown: Chinese Furniture Factories in Australia, 1880-1930 (University of Wollongong)
Dr Juanita Kwok (2019) – The Chinese in Bathurst: Recovering Forgotten Histories (Charles Sturt University)
Dr Tony Liao (2017) – Shang and Shan: Charitable networks of the Four Great Department Stores and their associates Chinese-Australian Families 1900-1949 (Swinburne University of Technology)
Dr Karen Schamberger (2016) – Identity, belonging and cultural diversity in Australian museums (Institution Deakin University)
Current PhD students
Natalie Fong – ‘Chinese merchants in the Northern Territory, 1880-1950: A translocal case study’ (expected completion 2020)
Christopher Cheng – The legacy of diaspora-funded schools in the Australia-China corridor (Western Sydney University)
Yvonne Horsfield – A Ballarat Chinese family history: an intergenerational study (Federation University)
Hendrik Berrevoets – The myth of Chinese market gardening (Deakin University)
Wing-Fai Wong – Everyday Life of the Celestials in the Land of the Parrot: Chinese Almanacs in Australia (University of Queensland)
Renzhe Zhang – The New Cultural Movement and the Chinese Diaspora in Australia, 1910s-1930s (University of Wollongong)
Chinese Australian Historical Society 