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CURRICULUM VITAE: DAVID SULMAN CARMENT
1.0 PERSONAL DATA
Born 25 December 1949, Sydney, Australia.
Australian citizen.
Single.
11 Fairfax Road, MOSMAN NSW 2088, Australia, telephone 0418857182 or 02-99699103, Email [email protected].
2.0 ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
New South Wales Higher School Certificate, 1967.
Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours in History, The University of New South Wales, 1972.
Doctor of Philosophy in History, The Australian National University, 1975. (Thesis - Australian Liberal: A Political Biography of Sir Littleton Groom, 1867-1936, supervised by Emeritus Professor C.M.H. Clark).
Member, International Council on Monuments and Sites, since 1982.
Accredited Professional Historian, Australian Council of Professional Historians Associations, since 2001.
Successfully completed numerous short courses and training sessions. Some examples include Performance Management (2001), the Development Program for Academic Managers (2002), Managing the Media (2003), the Inquiry Module Callista (Student Management Systems) (2004) and Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training (2005).
3.0 AWARDS AND HONOURS
Commonwealth University Scholarship, 1968-1971.
Commonwealth Postgraduate Research Award, 1972-1975.
Honorary Life Member, National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory), ‘for an outstanding contribution to the heritage of the Northern Territory’, 1995.
Postgraduate Supervisor of the Year, Northern Territory University Postgraduate Students Association, 1997.
Fellow, Australian College of Education (now Australian College of Educators), ‘in recognition of outstanding contributions to education’, 1999. 2
Northern Territory University 1999 Award for Excellence in Teaching in the Higher Education Sector, ‘for his long and distinguished contribution to teaching at the Northern Territory University, his availability to students and his ability to generate interest and enthusiasm in his students’.
Honorary Life Member, Historical Society of the Northern Territory, ‘for distinguished service to the Society’, 2000.
Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia (AM), ‘For service to the community, particularly through the National Trust of Australia, as an advocate for the protection of Northern Territory cultural heritage, and to the scholarship and dissemination of knowledge of Northern Territory history’, 2003.
Fellow, Federation of Australian Historical Societies, in recognition of ‘significant academic and community contribution to the promotion and study of history and heritage in Australia’, 2004.
Certificate of Achievement, Australia Day Council Local Government Awards, presented by the Lord Mayor of Darwin, ‘for outstanding contribution to the Darwin Community’, 2006.
Certificate of Appreciation, Charles Darwin University Press, ‘in recognition of many years of valued service to Charles Darwin University Press’, 2008.
Emeritus Professor, Charles Darwin University, ‘in recognition of his distinguished service to the University, outstanding contributions to the advancement of northern Australian history, and commitment to the communities of the Northern Territory’, 2008.
Blue Mountains Lithgow and Oberon Tourism Award for Excellence, ‘Contribution to the Blue Mountains Bicentenary’, 2013.
4.0 CURRENT POSITION
Emeritus Professor of History, Charles Darwin University, since 2008.
5.0 PREVIOUS POSITIONS
Part-time Tutor in History, School of Liberal Studies, Canberra College of Advanced Education (now University of Canberra), 1973. Taught Australian history.
Temporary Senior Tutor, 1975-1976, Temporary Lecturer, 1976, Department of History, The University of Western Australia. Taught Australian history and historiography.
Residential Tutor in History and Politics, Currie Hall, The University of Western Australia, 1976.
Lecturer in History, School of Humanities and Social Sciences (formerly Department of Arts), Capricornia Institute of Advanced Education (now Central Queensland University), 1977-1981. Taught Australian, Central Queensland and modern European history. Member, 3
Executive Committee, Department of Arts Board of Studies, 1977-1978 and 1980. Member, Institute Research Committee, 1978-1981. Participated in schools liaison visits to various parts of Queensland, 1978-1980. Member, Capricornia Experience Committee, 1979-1981. Chairman, Board of Studies, School of Humanities and Social Sciences and its Executive Committee, 1981. Member, Institute Board of Studies and its Executive Committee, 1981. Member, Institute Committee of Inquiry into Conflicts Involving the School of Education, 1981.
Director, National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory), 1981-1983. Administered policy. Supervised staff, consultants, finances and properties. Provided administrative support for Council and committees. Represented Trust on Northern Territory Government Heritage Advisory Committee, Northern Territory Government Oral History Committee, Darwin Australia Day Committee and Board of Australian Council of National Trusts.
Lecturer in History, Faculty of the Arts (formerly Department and School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Darwin Institute of Technology (formerly Darwin Community College), 1983-1985, Senior Lecturer, 1986. Taught Australian, Northern Territory and modern European history and Australian politics. Member, Academic Planning Committee, 1984-1985. Convenor, Warehouse Seminars, 1984-1986. Member, Academic Board, 1984-1985. Acting Head of Department, 1985.
Senior Lecturer in History, Faculty of Arts, University College of the Northern Territory, 1986-1988. Taught Australian, North Australian and modern European history. Acting Dean of Arts on several occasions. Co-convenor, University Public Lectures, 1987-1988. Arts Examinations Coordinator, 1987-1988. Supervisor of Doctor of Philosophy and Honours students. President, Academic Board, 1987-1988. Member, Academic Board Working Party on Future Developments, 1988. History Coordinator, 1988. Convenor, History Seminars, 1988. Member, Northern Territory Higher Education Planning Group Working Party on Education Profile for Northern Territory University, 1988. Member, Interim Council, Northern Territory University, 1988. Member, Interim Academic Board, Northern Territory University, 1988.
Senior Lecturer in History, Faculty of Arts, Northern Territory University, 1989-1990, Associate Professor, 1991-1995. Taught Australian, North Australian and modern European history. Supervisor of Doctor of Philosophy, Graduate Diploma and Honours students. Convenor, History Seminars. Convenor, Bachelor of Arts Sub-Committee, 1989. Member, Research Committee of Academic Board, 1989-1990. Member, Library Committee of Academic Board, 1991-1993. Acting Associate Dean, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, on several occasions, 1989-1992. Convenor, Australian Historical Association Conference at Northern Territory University, 1991. Member, Faculty of Arts Planning Committee, 1991. Member, Northern Territory University Press Committee, from 1991. Member, University Academic Promotions Committee, 1992. Member, Faculty of Arts Board, from 1993. Member, Faculty of Arts Postgraduate Committee, 1993-1994. Member, University Service Improvement Working Party on Records Management-Current and Historic, 1993. Acting Associate Dean, School of Humanities, on several occasions, from 1993. Chair, Faculty of Arts Assembly, 1993-1994. Member, University Quality Improvement Team on Library Resources, 1993-1994. Member, Northern Territory University History Committee, from 1994. Member, Chinese Garden Project Committee, 1995.
Professor of History, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts (until 1999 Faculty of Arts), 4
Charles Darwin University (until 2003 Northern Territory University), 1996-2008 (retired in 2008); Dean, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts, 2001-2004 (three year term, did not seek reappointment). Taught Australian, North Australian and modern European history, Australian politics and North Australian studies. Supervisor of Doctor of Philosophy, Masters, Graduate Diploma and Honours students. Bachelor of Arts Course Coordinator, 1996-1998 and 2000- 2001. History and Political Science Coordinator, 1997-1998 and 1999-2001. Chair, Northern Territory University (now Charles Darwin University) Press Committee and Editorial Board, 1996-2006. Chair, Bachelor of Arts Course Advisory Committee, 1997-1998 and 2000-2001. Chair, Northern Territory University History Committee, 1997-1999. Chair, Faculty of Arts Assembly, 1996-1999. Member, Faculty of Arts Academic Promotions Committee, 1996-1997 and 1998-1999, chair 1997. Chair, Faculty of Arts Postgraduate Committee, 1999. Member, Faculty of Arts Board, 1996-1999. Member, Faculty of Arts Research Committee, 1996-1999. Member, University Academic Promotions Committee, 1996-1999, 2002-2004 and 2005-2007. Member, Bachelor of Fine Arts Course Advisory Committee, 1997. Member, Master of Applied Anthropology Course Advisory Committee, 1997. Member, University Working Party for Submission of Research Publication Data Collection, 1997-2001. Acting Associate Dean, School of Southeast Asian and Australian Studies, 1997-1998. Member, Review Team of the Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, 1997-1998. Member, University Research Committee, 1999-2001. Member and chair, various selection committees, from 1997. Convenor, development team, North Australian Studies common unit, 1997. Acting Dean, on various occasions, 1998-2001. Associate Dean, Research and Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Arts, 1999. Associate Dean, Research and Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts, 1999-2001. Chair, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Research and Research Degrees Committee, 1999-2001. Member, Faculty of Law Business and Arts Postgraduate Coursework Committee, 1999-2001. Chair, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Assembly, 1999-2000. Member, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Academic Promotions Committee, 2000-2001, chair, 2001-2003. Member, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts International Committee, 2000-2001. Member, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Ethics Committee, 2000-2001. Member, University Joint Teaching and Learning Development Committee, 2000-2001. Member, University Joint Academic Planning and Courses Committee, 2000-2001. Member, University Committee to Reward Excellence in Teaching and Education, 2000-2001. Member, University Planning Board, 2001-2002. Member, Academic Board, 2001-2003 and 2005-2006. Member, TAFE Board, 2001-2003. Member, University International Committee, 2001-2002. Member, University Indigenous Support Group, 2001-2002. Chair, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Board, 2001-2003. Chair, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts Executive Committee, 2001-2004. Member, Board of Management, Centre for Access and English as a Second Language, 2001-2003. Member, Executive and Board of Management, Centre for North Australian and Asian Research, 2002-2004. Member, Vice- Chancellor’s Management Group, 2002-2004 and 2006. Member, Education and Training Taskforce, 2002-2003. Member, Project Team, People Development and Management Review, 2004-2005. Member, Tourism Working Group and Editor in Chief of Forum Report, Garma Key Forum, 2005. Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Coordinator, 2005-2006. Acting Dean, Faculty of Law, Business and Arts, 2006. Acting Head, School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems, 2006. Member, Content Committee, Charles Darwin Symposium on Creative Citizenship, 2006. Member, Content Committee, Charles Darwin Symposium on Charles Darwin’s Contribution to Science and Society, 2007-2008.
6.0 OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
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6.1 Positions Held in Organisations and on Boards and Committees
Honorary Secretary, Professional Staff Association, Capricornia Institute of Advanced Education, 1977-1978.
Member, Rockhampton City Council History Committee, 1977-1981.
Member, Rockhampton Branch Committee, National Trust of Queensland, 1979-1981: Chairman of Branch, 1980-1981; Branch representative on Rockhampton City Council Urban Character Committee, 1981.
Member, Central Queensland Working Party on Historical Bibliography, 1981.
Member, Capricornia Central Queensland Collection Committee, 1981.
Member, Council, Northern Territory Branch, Australian Institute of International Affairs, 1982- 1996: President of Branch and Vice-President of Institute, 1982-1984; member of Institute National Executive, 1984-1985; Honorary Secretary of Branch, 1984-1987; Vice-President of Branch, 1993.
Member, Council, Historical Society of the Northern Territory, 1982-2006: Vice-President, 1982-1984 and 1990-1991; Honorary Secretary, 1984-1985 and 1991-2006; President, 1987- 1990; member, Journal of Northern Territory History (now Northern Territory Historical Studies) Editorial Committee, 1989-1997, Editorial Board, since 1997; member, Book Publications Committee, 1989-2006.
Trustee, British Australian Telegraph Company Residence, Darwin, 1982-1984.
Member, Editorial Committee, Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography, 1983-1996; Deputy General Editor, 1985-1989; General Editor, 1989-1996.
Member, Northern Territory Government History Awards (since 2002 History Grants) Committee, 1983 and since 1992.
Member, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Advisory Council, Northern Territory, 1983- 1985: Deputy Convenor, 1985.
Member, Education and Publications and Cultural Heritage Committees, National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory) 1983-1997; Member, Cultural Heritage Committee, later Assessments, Projects and Publications Committee, 1987-1999; Honorary Secretary of Darwin Branch, 1984-1985; member of Heritage Week Committee, 1985.
Member of Council, National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory), 1985-2001: Chairman, Cultural Heritage Committee, 1986-1990; Member Executive Committee, 1985-1999, Chairman, 1990-1993; President, 1991-1993.
Member, Northern Territory Literary Awards Committee, 1984-2002 and 2005-2006: Chairman, 1986-1987; judge, 2000, 2004 and 2005. 6
Member, Editorial Board, Northern Perspective, 1984-1999.
Member, Executive Council, Australian Association for Maritime History, 1984-2003.
Chair, Body Corporate Committee, 280 Casuarina Drive, Nightcliff, 1989-2006.
Judge, Jessie Litchfield Literary Awards, 1990-1993.
Editorial Consultant, Journal of Australian Studies, 1993-1996.
Member, organising committee for Australia ICOMOS conference on Managing a shared heritage, Darwin, 1993.
Vice-President, Federation of Australian Historical Societies, 1994-2000; Senior Vice-President, 2009-2012; Honorary Secretary, 2000-2001.
Member, Committee, Australian Mining History Association, since 1994.
Member, Australian Research Council (ARC) Panel of Assessors, 1994-2008.
Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Public History Review, since 1995.
Member, Executive, Northern Territory Chapter, Australian College of Education (now Australian College of Educators), 1997-2002.
Associate Member, Executive Committee, Australian Historical Association, 1999-2000; Member, Executive Committee, 2000-2002; President 2002-2004; Immediate Past President 2004-2006.
Member, Commonwealth Working Party, Australian Dictionary of Biography, since 1999.
Member, Advisory Board, Australian Centre for Public History, University of Technology Sydney, 2000-2001.
Chairperson, Northern Territory Library and Information Service’s Northern Territory Collection Consultative Committee, 2000-2004.
Member, Editorial Board, Australasian Historical Archaeology, 2000-2008.
Member, Editorial Board, The Great Circle, 2001-2008.
Delegate (invited by the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory), Northern Territory Economic Development Summit, 2001.
Member, National Trust Register of Experts, since 2002.
Member, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory’s Summit Reference Group Review of the 7
Economic Development Strategy, 2002.
Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Australian Colonial History, since 2002.
Member, Committee, Professional Historians Association (Northern Territory), 2002-2006: Vice-President, 2004-2006.
Member, Australian Historical Association/National Archives of Australia Reference Group, 2002-2005 and 2009.
Member (appointed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs), Editorial Advisory Board, Documents on Australian Foreign Policy, 2003-2005.
Member, Board, Darwin Symphony Orchestra, 2003-2004.
Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Australasian Mining History, since 2003.
External member, History Discipline Review Panel, Central Queensland University, 2004.
Member, judging panel, Chief Minister’s Northern Territory History Book Award, 2004-2005.
External member, Review Panel, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of the Sunshine Coast, 2005.
Member, Editorial Committee, The Beagle, 2006-2008.
Member, Committee, Mosman Historical Society, since 2007: Honorary Research Officer, 2008- 2011; President, 2010-2013; Honorary Secretary, since 2013.
Member, General Council, History Council of New South Wales, 2008-2013: member of Executive, 2008-2012; Chair, History Week Working Party, 2009; Vice-President, 2009-2011.
Member, Honours Committee, National Trust of Australia (New South Wales), 2008-2010.
Member, State Records of New South Wales Community Advisory Committee, since 2008.
Member, National Archives of Australia Sydney Consultative Forum, since 2008.
Member, Council, Royal Australian Historical Society, since 2008: Senior Vice-President, 2009- 2011; Chair, Western Crossings Committee, 2010-2012; President, 2011-2012.
Judge, 2009 Max Kelly Medal, History Council of New South Wales.
Judge, 2009 New South Wales Archival Research Fellowship, Arts New South Wales, New South Wales Government.
Judge, 2009 Minister’s History Week Schools Award. History Council of New South Wales and New South Wales Department of Education and Training. 8
Member, General Committee, Union, University and Schools Club, 2010-2011.
Chair, La Perouse Museum Community Committee, New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service, 2012.
Judge, North Shore Historical Society 2013 Biennial History Prizes.
Vice-President, Professional Historians Association New South Wales, since 2013.
6.2 Examination of Higher Degrees
Higher degree examiner (Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor of Letters) since 1991 for University of Ballarat (one PhD, one MA), Charles Darwin University (four PhD, two MA), Central Queensland University (one PhD, one MA), Deakin University (one PhD, one MA), Edith Cowan University (one MA), James Cook University (two PhD, one MA), La Trobe University (one PhD), Macquarie University (one PhD), Monash University (two PhD, one MA), Murdoch University (four PhD), Northern Territory University (six PhD, one MA), Queensland University of Technology (one PhD), The Australian National University (two PhD), The University of Adelaide (one MA), The University of Melbourne (one DLitt, three PhD), The University of Newcastle (one PhD), The University of New England (two PhD, one MA), The University of Queensland (three PhD, one MA), the University of Sydney (two PhD), University of Technology Sydney (three PhD) and Victoria University (two PhD).
6.3 Supervision of Doctor of Philosophy Theses
Successfully supervised as principal supervisor the Doctor of Philosophy theses listed below. Asterisked titles are for theses that, usually with some revisions, were later or will be commercially published as books.
Beresford-Maning, W. (2009). For the Love of God: A History of Some Missionaries of the Sacred Heart in the Top End of the Northern Territory (associate supervisor – Dr C. Doran)
Brian, B. (2001). The Northern Territory’s One Big Union: The Rise and Fall of the North Australian Workers’ Union, 1911-1972 (associate supervisor – Dr L. Riddett)
Dewar, M. (1993). In Search of the ‘Never-Never’: Looking for Australia in Northern Territory Writing 1837-1992* (associate supervisor – Professor A. Powell)
Elder, P. (1998). Charles Lydiard Aubrey Abbott: Countryman or Colonial Governor?
Gibson, E. (2004). Beyond the Boundary: A History of Land Use and Planning in Fannie Bay 1869-2000* (associate supervisor – Mr K. Steinle)
Gordon, C. (2004). The Catholic Church and the Status of Women: Port Keats, 1935-1958
Hugo, D. (1995). Mica Mining at Harts Range, Central Australia, 1880s-1960: A Study of Ethnicity and the Impact of Isolation 9
Ling, E. (2009). Blame and Martyrs: The Commonwealth Government and the Northern Territory Pastoral Industry, 1911-1978* (associate supervisor – Emeritus Professor A. Powell)
Opitz, J. (2008). Conflict in the Interpretation of Australian Heritage Sites: Kakadu and Port Arthur Case Studies (co supervisor – Associate Professor H. Allen)
Phelts, B. (2005). Water and the Economic Development of the Northern Territory 1824-2002
Stanton, S. (2007). Coloureds and Catholics: A Colonial Subject’s Narrative of the Factors that Led to the Colonisation and Conversion of Coloureds at Garden Point Mission
Stephen, M. (2009), Contact Zone: Sport and Race in the Northern Territory, 1869-1953* (associate supervisors – Emeritus Professors A. Powell and C. Tatz)
Wells, J. (1995). The Long March: Assimilation Policy and Practice in Darwin, the Northern Territory, 1939-1967 (co supervisor – Associate Professor R. Johnston)
Whitebeach, T. (2006). Telling Someone Else’s Story: The Life History of Alexander Donald (Pwerle) Ross (1915-1999)
Whitehead, J. (2008). Settling Down: The Role of Housing in the Commonwealth’s Northern Territory
Wilson, W. (2000). A Force Apart? A History of the Northern Territory Police Force 1870- 1926*.
Also an associate supervisor for various PhD candidates.
6.4 Research Grants, Publication Grants and Consultancies
An author, editor, principal researcher or chief investigator for projects in receipt of more than $900,000 since 1975 from The University of Western Australia, Rockhampton Hospitals Board, Queensland Department of Health, Northern Territory Development Corporation, Northern Territory Department of Community Development, Northern Territory University Planning Authority, Henry & Walker Pty. Ltd., University College of the Northern Territory, Northern Territory University, Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory, Northern Territory Archives, Reader’s Digest (Australia), Northern Territory Department of Education, Peter Donovan & Associates, Northern Territory Office of the Arts and Cultural Affairs, Charles Darwin University (one of four chief investigators for Research Panel Infrastructure Grant of $32,701 for 2005-2006 , one of seven chief investigators for a grant of $34,278 under the same program for 2006-2007 and one of seven chief investigators for a grant of $46,227 under the same program for 2007-2008), Australian Research Council (one of two chief investigators for a Linkage – Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grant of $100,000 for 2002, one of six chief investigators for a Special Research Initiatives Seed Funding grant of $10,000 in 2003, one of twelve chief investigators for a Linkage – Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grant of $376,066 for 2004, one of twelve chief investigators for a Linkage – Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grant of $260,338 for 2005). 10
6.5 Other External Funding
As Director of National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory) successfully obtained sponsorship from large companies such as Nabalco, BP Australia and the Permanent Trustee Company.
As Chair of the Northern Territory University/Charles Darwin University Press Committee/Panel /Editorial Board successfully secured numerous publication grants and subsidies from Northern Territory Government departments, Darwin City Council, other public institutions and the Australia Foundation for Culture and the Humanities.
As Dean of the Faculty of Law, Business and Arts was closely involved in successful negotiations for continuation Northern Territory Government financial support of a Chair of Governance, financial support from the Northern Territory Greek and Italian communities for subjects in ancient history and financial support from the Northern Territory Government and the Northern Territory Greek community for subjects in Modern Greek.
As President of Australian Historical Association was closely involved in successful negotiations for establishment of the Allan Martin Award and funding from various Australian universities for a major History curricula project.
As President of the Royal Australian Historical Society was closely involved in successful negotiations with Arts New South Wales that resulted in a doubling of the state government funded Cultural Grants scheme that the Society administered and with the Department of Premier and Cabinet that resulted in a special grant of $80,000 for commemoration of the Blue Mountains crossings bicentenary.
6.6 Other Activities
Numerous national and local media interviews since 1977.
Numerous public lectures since 1977.
Numerous national and international conference presentations since 1977.
Referee for numerous journals, including Aboriginal History, Australasian Historical Archaeology, Australian Historical Studies, Australian Studies, The Beagle, The Great Circle, History Australia, Journal of Australasian Mining History, Journal of Australian Studies, Journal of Northern Territory History and Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society.
Expert reader for ANU E Press, Historical Society of the Northern Territory, Northern Territory University Press (later Charles Darwin University Press) and Fremantle Arts Centre Press.
Author of script for video That’s Our Heritage: The National Estate in the Northern Territory. National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory), 1995.
Participant in film A Frontier Conversation. Wonderland Productions for The Australian 11
National University, 2006.
Organiser of numerous colloquia, excursions, field trips, public lectures, seminars and walks.
7.0 ACTIVE RESEARCH AND RESEARCH INTERESTS
7.1 Current Research
The early life of Annie Masefield – for article or short book.
7.2 Previous Research and Research Interests
Australian national politics since 1901.
The history of central Queensland.
Northern Territory history and politics.
The history of the Carment and Inglis families.
Local history and local historical societies in Australia.
All outcomes included under 10.0.
8.0 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Member of numerous professional organisations. They include: American Association for State and Local History; Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology; Australian Historical Association; Australian College of Educators; Australasian Mining History Association; Australian Association for Maritime History; Australian Political Studies Association; Australian Society of Authors; History Council of New South Wales; Museums Australia; National Council on Public History; Oral History Association of Australia; Professional Historians Association (New South Wales).
9.0 RECREATIONAL INTERESTS
Include current affairs, genealogy, reading, tennis, travel (very extensive in Australia, Asia, Europe, New Zealand and North America) and walking.
10.0 PUBLICATIONS, REPORTS AND SOUND RECORDING
10.1 Books
Carment, D. (1991). History and the Landscape in Central Australia: A Study of the Material Evidence of European Culture and Settlement. Darwin: North Australia Research Unit, The Australian National University. ISBN 0-7315-1295-2, 92 pp.
Carment, D. (1996). Looking at Darwin’s Past: Material Evidence of European Settlement in 12
Tropical Australia. Darwin: North Australia Research Unit, The Australian National University. ISBN 0-7315-2305-9, 132 pp.
Carment, D. (2001). A Past Displayed: Public History, Public Memory and Cultural Resource Management in Australia’s Northern Territory. Darwin: Northern Territory University Press. ISBN 1-876248-67-X, 141 pp.
Carment, D. (Ed.) (2004). Northern Encounters: New Directions in North Australian History. Darwin: Charles Darwin University Press. ISBN 1-87624893-9, 219 pp.
Carment, D. (2005). Australia’s Northern Capital: A Short History of Darwin. Darwin: Historical Society of the Northern Territory. ISBN 1-876248-99-8, 44 pp.
Carment, D. (2007). Territorianism: Politics and Identity in Australia’s Northern Territory 1978- 2001. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing. ISBN 978-1-74097-181-2, 101 pp.
Carment, D. (2013). From Scots to Australians: The Carment and Inglis Families 1672-1976. Mosman: David Carment. ISBN 978-0-646-5924-5. 199 pp (http://dcarment.com/2013/03/).
10.2 Books: Co-authored and Co-edited
Carment, D., Maynard, R. & Powell, A. (Eds.) (1990). Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One- to 1945. Darwin: Northern Territory University Press. ISBN 0-949070- 22-X, 341 pp.
Carment, D. & James, B. (Eds.) (1992). Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two. Darwin: Northern Territory University Press. ISBN 0-949070-37-8, 253 pp.
Carment, D., Wilson, H.J. & James, B. (1993). Territorian: The Life and Work of John George Knight. Darwin: Historical Society of the Northern Territory. ISBN 0-9599792-3-1, 70 pp.
Wilson, H.J., James, B. & Carment, D. (Comps.) (1994). ‘The Real Live Resident’: The Annotated Letters of John George Knight, 1889-1892. Darwin: the compilers. ISBN 0-646- 19483-6, 48 pp.
Carment, D. & Wilson, H.J. (Eds.) (1996). Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three. Darwin: Northern Territory University Press. ISBN 0-949070-92-0, 390 pp.
Cremin, A., with Carment, D., Milne, T., Johnson, W., Kerr, R., Wilson, A. & Young, L. (Eds.) (2001). 1901: Australian Life at Federation, An Illustrated Chronicle. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. ISBN 0-86480-483-7, 175 pp.
Carment, D., Edward, C., James, B., Maynard, R., Powell, A. & Wilson, H.J. (Eds.) (2008), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography. Revised Edition, Darwin: Charles Darwin University Press, ISBN 978-0-9803846-9-7, 687 pp. Simultaneously published as a CD, ISBN 978-09803846-9-7.
10.3 Occasional Papers 13
Carment, D. (1987). The Tuxworth Government: A Political History. Darwin: Faculty of Arts, University College of the Northern Territory, Occasional Paper no. 1. ISBN 0-947208-00-3, 45 pp.
Carment, D. (1991). Australia’s Depression Gold Rush: Tennant Creek 1932-1936. Darwin: Faculty of Arts, Northern Territory University, Occasional Paper no. 5. ISBN 0-949070-48-3, 61 pp.
Sullivan, M. & Carment, D. (1992). Cultural Heritage Conservation in the Northern Territory. Darwin: North Australia Research Unit, The Australian National University, Discussion Paper no. 10. ISBN 0-7315-1455-6, 27 pp.
Carment, D. (1997). Australia’s ‘Asian Capital’? Darwin and Asia, Darwin: Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern Territory University, Occasional Paper no. 1. No ISBN. Part of ISSN 1038-1155, 31 pp.
10.4 Contributions to Books
Carment, D. (1976). The origins of nineteenth century Irish nationalism: myths and reality. In J. Watson (Ed.), 100 Years Ago: A Special Collection of Papers on the Background and Significance of the Fenian Escape from Fremantle, Western Australia, 1876 (pp 9-19). Perth: the editor. ISBN 0-9599041-1-5.
Carment, D. (1986). Australian history and cultural resources in Northern Territory tertiary education. In K. Daniels (Ed.), Committee to Review Australian Studies in Tertiary Education History and Cultural Resources Project: Seminar Papers (pp. 82-98). Canberra: Committee to Review Australian Studies in Tertiary Education. ISBN 0-642-09969-3.
Carment, D., Headon, D., Saunders, S. & Scanlon, T. (1987). Northern Territory. In P. Pierce (Ed.), The Oxford Literary Guide to Australia (pp. 10-22). Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-554592-3.
Carment, D. (1988). Timber Creek: a Northern Territory river port. In P.L. Ridgway (Ed.), Minor Ports of Australia (pp. 11-16). Perth: Australian Association for Maritime History. No ISBN.
Carment, D. (1988). The Northern Territory and South Australian politics in 1888. In V. Dixon (Ed.), Looking Back: The Northern Territory in 1888 (pp. 7-10). Darwin: Historical Society of the Northern Territory. No ISBN.
Carment, D. (1988). The European cultural heritage: structures of 1888 which survive in 1988. In V. Dixon (Ed.), Looking Back (pp. 96-98).
Carment, D. (1989). Tennant Creek: from gold to copper. In S. Coupe (Ed.), Frontier Country: Australia’s Outback Heritage (vol. 2, pp. 108-111). Sydney: Weldon Russell. ISBN: 1-875202- 02-1.
Carment, D. (1990). The far Territory: the Victoria River District. In G. Davison (Ed.), Journeys 14 into History: Australia’s Foremost History Writers Reflect on the Landscapes of Our Past (pp. 250-261). Sydney: Weldon Russell. ISBN 1-875202-30-7.
Carment, D. (1991). Heritage legislation in the Territory. In J. Rickard & P. Spearritt (Eds.), Packaging the Past? Public Histories (pp. 70-78). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press & Australian Historical Studies. ISBN 0-522-84458-8. Special issue of Australian Historical Studies, 24 (96).
Carment, D. (1992). Mining, race and politics on the North Australian frontier: the Tennant Creek gold rush. In K. Tenfelde (Ed.), Towards A Social History of Mining in the 19th and 20th Centuries: Papers Presented to the International Mining History Congress Bochum, Federal Republic of Germany, September 3rd-7th 1989 (pp. 244-253). Munchen: Verlag C.H. Beck. ISBN 3-406-35118-2.
Carment, D. (1995). ‘In the louvred latitudes’: the cultural landscape of European settlement in Darwin, Northern Territory. In S. Ballyn, D. MacDermott & K. Firth (Eds.), Australia’s Changing Landscapes: Proceedings of the Second EASA Conference, Sitges, Barcelona, October 1993 (pp. 22-31). Barcelona: Promociones y Publicaciones Universitarias. ISBN 84-477-0475-0.
Carment, D. (1995). North Australia’s home. In J. Loudon (Ed.), A Sense of Place: Community History in Practice, Papers Given at the Third State History Conference, Adelaide, 2-4 September 1994 (pp. 88-92). Adelaide: Historical Society of South Australia. No ISBN.
Carment, D. (1996). Cultural heritage conservation in the Northern Territory in the 1990s. In T. Griffiths (Ed.), People and Place: Australian Heritage Perspectives (pp. 53-66). London: Sir Robert Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, University of London. ISBN 1-85507-078-2
Carment, D. (1998). The dispossession of the Warumungu: encounters on a north Australian mining frontier, 1932-1936. In T. Austin & S. Parry (Eds.), Connection and Disconnection: Encounters between Settlers and Indigenous People in the Northern Territory (pp. 205-222). Darwin: Northern Territory University Press. ISBN 1-876248-26-2.
Carment, D. (2001). A relict goldfield: Arltunga, Northern Territory. In A. Cremin et.al. (Eds.), 1901 (p.46).
Carment, D. (2001). Australia in the world in 1901. In A. Cremin et.al. (Eds.), 1901 (pp. 1-3).
Carment, D. (2001). Colonial frontiers in the 1890s. In A. Cremin et.al. (Eds.), 1901 (pp. 18-21).
Carment, D. (2001). The Government Residence in Darwin. In A. Cremin et.al. (Eds.), 1901 (p. 94).
Carment, D. (2002). The Northern Territory’s past: public history, public memory and cultural heritage tourism. In X. Pons (Ed.) Departures: How Australia Reinvents Itself (pp. 52-60), Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN 0-522-84995-4.
Carment, D. (2002). Darwin’s federation heritage. In L. Mearns & L. Barter (Eds.), Progressing Backwards: The Northern Territory in 1901 (pp. 87-93). Darwin: Historical Society of the 15
Northern Territory. ISBN 1-876450-42-8.
Carment, D. (2004), Introduction. In D. Carment (Ed.), Northern Encounters (pp. vii-x).
Carment, D. (2005). Clare Martin: the ‘discreet revolutionist’. In J. Wanna & P. Williams (Eds.), Yes, Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia’s States and Territories (pp.145-167). Sydney: University of New South Wales Press. ISBN 0-868408-40-9.
Carment, D., Fredericksen, C. & De La Rue, K. (2005). From ‘native relics’ to ‘Flynn’s pillar’: cultural heritage management in the Northern Territory during the 1950s. In J. T. Wells, M. Dewar & S. Parry & (Eds.), Modern Frontier: Aspects of the 1950s in Australia’s Northern Territory (pp. 91-102). Darwin: Charles Darwin University Press. ISBN 0-9757614-2-0.
Carment, D. (2009). Northern Territory history in Northern Territory museums. In B. Reid (Ed.), Collectors and Museums: Two Centuries of Collecting in the Northern Territory (pp 19-32). Darwin: Historical Society of the Northern Territory. ISBN 978-1-921576-10-2.
Carment, D. (forthcoming 2014). ‘An unfinished journey: searching for Violet Inglis’. In Australian and New Zealand History and Genealogy: Volume Two. Sydney: Gould Genealogy & History. ISBN 978-1921956-16-4.
10.5 Journal Articles
Carment, D. (1977). The making of an Australian liberal: the political education of Littleton Groom, 1867-1905. Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 62 (4), 232-250.
Carment, D. (1977). A question of conscience: Sir Littleton Groom, the Speakership and the fall of the Bruce-Page government. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 23 (1), 67-75.
Carment, D. (1977). Sir Littleton Groom and the deportation crisis of 1925: a study of non-Labor response to trade union militancy. Labour History, 32, 46-54.
Carment, D. (1978). Sir Littleton Groom: forgotten founder. Canberra Historical Journal, new series 1, 1-7.
Carment, D. (1980). Australian communism and national security, September 1939-June 1941. Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 65 (4), 246-256.
Carment, D. (1980). The Wills massacre of 1861: Aboriginal-European conflict on the colonial Australian frontier. Journal of Australian Studies, 6, 49-55.
Carment, D. (1984). Cultural resource management in the Victoria River District, Northern Territory. Heritage Australia, 3 (1), 29-32.
Carment, D. (1984). Cultural resource management in Australia’s Northern Territory: problems and prospects. The Public Historian, 6 (3), 39-48.
Carment, D. & McDonald, L. (1984). ‘The city of gold’: Rockhampton in 1888. Journal of the 16
Royal Australian Historical Society, 70 (2), 75-87.
Carment, D. (1984). On Australia’s front line: the military heritage of Adelaide River. Journal of the Royal United Services Institute of Australia, 7 (1), 41-45.
Carment, D. (1986). Mining, history and a landscape in Central Australia: the Tennant Creek District, 1933-1955. Northern Perspective, 9 (1), 5-12.
Carment, D. (1987). Rockhampton Hospital, 1868-1945. Journal of the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, 13 (3), 83-96.
Carment, D. (1987). The heritage of Borroloola. Heritage Australia, 6 (3), 17-18.
Carment, D. (1988). History and the landscape in Central Australia. Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 74 (1), 72-83.
Carment, D. (1988). Patriotism above all else: Littleton Groom at war, 1914-1918. Journal of the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, 13 (7), 249-265.
Ross, G.F. & Carment, D.S. (1989). Visitor experiences and perceptions of the Fannie Bay Gaol museum. The Beagle: Records of the Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences, 6 (1), 229-240.
Carment, D. & Gibson, E. (1990). Point Stuart: strategies for cultural heritage tourism. Historic Environment, 7 (3 & 4), 34-42.
Carment, D. (1991). ‘What splendid country’: John McDouall Stuart and the Chambers Bay coastal plains. Journal of the Historical Society of South Australia, 19, 135-143.
Carment, D. (1992). The making of a Territorian: the Victorian career of John George Knight. Journal of Northern Territory History, 3, 25-39.
Carment, D. & Mellefont, J. (1992). The new maritime museum in Darwin: two views. The Great Circle: Journal of the Australian Association for Maritime History, 14 (2), 114-117.
Carment, D. (1993). Archaeology and history in Central Australia. Australasian Historical Archaeology, 11, 139-141.
Carment, D. (1994). Darwin’s home. Northern Perspective, 17 (1), 1-8.
Carment, D. (1995). ‘A de facto Australasia’: Darwin, Asia and Australian identity. Northern Perspective, 18 (1), 8-18.
Carment, D. (1996). Writing the mining history of Australia’s Northern Territory: past themes, current research and future prospects. Journal of Northern Territory History, 7, 1-7.
Carment, D. (1998). The Northern Territory Government and the debate on Aboriginal native title 1992-1995. Journal of Northern Territory History, 9, 81-90. 17
Carment, D. (2000). Cultural heritage management in the Northern Territory 1983-1998. Journal of Northern Territory History, 11, 15-24.
Carment, D. (2000). Presenting the past at Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Parks. Public History Review, 8, 87-97.
Carment, D. (2002). Making museum history in Australia’s Northern Territory. Australian Historical Studies, 119, 161-171.
Carment, D. & Wilson, W. (2002). Change at the top: the 2001 Northern Territory election. Journal of Northern Territory History, 13, 69-79.
Carment, D. (2003) Presenting mining’s past in Australia’s Northern Territory. Journal of Australasian Mining History, 1 (1), 24-30.
Carment, D. (2004). History at Charles Darwin University. History Australia, 1 (2), 314-318.
Carment, D. (2004). History, identity and politics: Australian Historical Association presidential address 2004. History Australia, 2 (1), DOI: 10.2104/ha040017.
Carment, D. (2005). Unfurling the flag: history, historians, identity and politics in Australia and the Northern Territory. Journal of Northern Territory History, 16, 29-36.
Carment, D. (2005). Darwin: urban meeting places in tropical Australia. Historic Environment, 19 (1), 42-46.
Carment, D. & Wilson, B. (2006). A ‘political tsunami’? The 2005 Northern Territory election. Journal of Northern Territory History, 17, 17-26.
Sulman, T. & Carment, D. (2008). The flight of ‘Waltzing Matilda’. Journal of Northern Territory History, 19, 82-89.
Carment, D. (2009). History and statehood in Australia’s Northern Territory 2003-2008. Journal of Northern Territory History, 20, 19-32.
Carment, D. (2009). David Carment and Margaret Stormonth of Rosskeen. The Scottish Genealogist, LVI (2), 55-62.
Carment, D. (2010). David Carment – a North Sydney Scot. North Shore Historical Society Journal, 50 (2), 5-14.
Carment, D. (2011). Stuart’s triumph: planting the flag on the shores of the Indian Ocean. Journal of Northern Territory History, 22, 97-103.
Carment, D. (2013). ‘for their own purposes of identity’: Tom Stannage and Australian local history’. Public History Review, 20. 68-79.
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Hamilton, S. & Carment, D. (forthcoming 2014). The Northern Territory press. Media Information Australia.
10.6 Political Chronicles
Carment, D. (1985). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1984]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 31 (2), 308-313.
Carment, D. (1985). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1985]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 31 (3), 527-530.
Carment, D. (1986). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1985]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 32 (2), 303-307.
Carment, D. (1986). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1986]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 32 (3), 463-467.
Carment, D. (1987). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1986]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 33 (2), 132-136.
Carment, D. (1987). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1987]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 33 (3), 301-305.
Carment, D. (1988). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1987]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 34 (2), 233-238.
Carment, D. (1988). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1988]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 34 (3), 437-441.
Carment, D. (1989). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1988]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 35 (2), 275-279.
Carment, D. (1989). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1989]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 35 (3), 470-474.
Carment, D. (1990). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1989]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 36 (2), 259-264.
Carment, D. (1990). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1990]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 36 (3), 452-456.
Carment, D. (1991). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1990]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 37 (2), 342-345.
Carment, D. (1991). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1991]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 37 (3), 501-504.
Carment, D. (1992). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1991]. The 19
Australian Journal of Politics and History, 38 (2), 251-254.
Carment, D. (1992). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1992]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 38 (3), 450-453.
Carment, D. (1993). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [June-December 1992]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 39 (2), 360-265.
Carment, D. (1993). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1993]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 39 (3), 423-427.
Carment, D. (1994). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1993]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 40 (2), 244-250.
Carment, D. (1994). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1994]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 40 (3), 412-416.
Carment, D. (1995). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1994]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 41 (2), 306-310.
Carment, D. (1995). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1995]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 41 (3), 486-491.
Carment, D. (1996). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1995]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 42 (2), 284-288.
Carment, D. (1996). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1996]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 42 (3), 447-451.
Carment, D. (1997). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [July-December 1996]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 43 (2), 259-262.
Carment, D. (1997). Political chronicle: Northern Territory [January-June 1997]. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 43 (3), 430-433.
Carment, D. (1998). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 1997. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 44 (2), 308-315.
Carment, D. (1998). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 1998. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 44 (4), 617-623.
Carment, D. (1999). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 1998. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 45 (2), 300-306.
Carment, D. (1999). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 1999. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 45 (4), 605-613.
Carment, D. (2000). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 1999. The Australian 20
Journal of Politics and History, 46 (2), 270-277.
Carment, D. (2000). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2000. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 46 (4), 602-608.
Carment, D. (2001). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2000. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 47 (2), 295-303.
Carment, D. (2001). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2001. The Australian Journal of Politics and History. 47 (4), 579-585.
Carment, D. & Wilson, B. (2002). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2001. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 48 (2), 287-294.
Carment, D. (2002). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2002. The Australian Journal of Politics and History 48 (40), 590-595.
Carment, D. (2003). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2002. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 49 (2), 299-305.
Carment, D. (2003). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2003. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 49 (4), 609-615.
Carment, D. (2004). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2003. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 50 (2), 301-307.
Carment, D. (2004). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2004. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 50 (5), 629-635.
Carment, D. (2005). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2004. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 51 (2), 314-321.
Carment, D. (2005). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2005. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 51 (4). 617-622.
Carment, D. (2006). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, July-December 2005. The Australian Journal of Politics and History, 52 (2), 327-332.
Carment, D. & Wilson, B. (2007). Political chronicle: Northern Territory, January-June 2007. The Australian Journal of Politics and History 53 (4), 657-662.
10.7 Other Periodical Articles
Carment, D. (1979). History at a college of advanced education. Australian Historical Association Bulletin, 19, 31-33.
Carment, D. (1983). Interpreting the cultural landscape: the material evidence of Northern Territory history. Australian Historical Association Bulletin, 34, 7-15. 21
Carment, D. (1995). Historical Society of the Northern Territory. Community History, 5 (1), 14.
Carment, D. (1998). Public history in the Northern Territory. Australian Historical Association Bulletin, 85, 45-47.
Carment, D. (2007). Northern journeys: 1981-1983. Territory in Trust. 24 (2), 3-9.
Carment, D. (2011). Bradleys Head: a Sydney Harbour icon. History (107), 4-5.
Carment, D. (2011). History in paradise: the Royal Australian Historical Society tour of Norfolk Island 20-27 March 2011. History (108), 13-14.
Carment, D. (2011). Researching and writing the biography of John G Knight. History (110), 4- 6.
Carment, D. (2012). Local history and local historical societies in twenty first century Australia. History (112), 2-3.
10.8 Articles in Reference Works
Carment, D. (1979). Chisholm, Alexander. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 7 1891-1939, A-Ch (pp. 641-642). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN: 0-522-84185-6.
Carment, D. (1980). D’Arcy, William Knox. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 8 1891-1939, Cl-Gib (pp. 207-209). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN: 0-522-84219-4.
Carment, D. (1980). Ferguson, John. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 8 (pp. 485-486).
Carment, D. (1983). Groom, Sir Littleton Ernest. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 9 1891-1939, Gil-Las (pp. 130-133). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN: 0 522-84273-9.
Carment, D. (1986). Mackay, Donald George. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 10 1891-1939, Lat-Ner (pp. 289-290). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN: 0-522-84327-1.
Carment, D. (1986). Nelson, Harold George. In B. Nairn & G. Serle (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 10 (pp. 676-677).
Carment, D. (1990). De Hayer, Peter. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (p. 81).
Carment, D. (1990). Idriess, Ion Llewellyn. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (p. 155). 22
Carment, D. (1990). Jose, Roger. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (p. 162).
Carment, D. (1990). Kilfoyle, Thomas. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (p. 168).
Carment, D. (1990). Knight, John George. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (pp. 171-172).
Carment, D. (1990). Mackay, Donald George. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (pp. 193-194).
Carment, D. (1990). Murray, William George. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (p. 219).
Carment, D. & Maynard, M. (1990). Nelson, Harold George. In D. Carment, R. Maynard & A. Powell (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume One (pp. 220-222).
Elder, P., James, B. & Carment, D. (1992). Abbott, Hilda Gertrude. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 1-2).
Carment, D. (1992). Chisholm, David Anthony. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 30-31).
Carment, D. (1992). Clune, Frank. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 31-32).
Carment, D. (1992). Durack, Michael Patrick. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (p. 51).
Carment, D. (1992). Fletcher, John William. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 65-66).
Carment, D. (1992). Hasluck, Sir Paul Meernaa Caedwalla. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 87-89).
Carment, D. & Lockwood, R. (1992). Lockwood, Douglas. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 118-119).
Carment, D. & Cubillo, I.C. (1992). McKeddie, George. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (p. 126).
Carment, D. (1992). Martin, Alfred. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 133-134).
Carment, D. (1992). Nelson, John Norman. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 141-142). 23
Carment, D. (1992). Patterson, Rex Allan. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 152-153).
Carment, D. & Schmidt, T. (1992). Schmidt, Rudolph. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (p. 184).
Carment, D. (1992). Stretton, Alan Bishop. In D. Carment & B. James (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Two (pp. 207-208).
Carment, D. (1993). Abbott, Charles Lydiard Aubrey. In J. Ritchie (Ed.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 13 1940-1980, A-De (pp. 2-3). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN: 0 522 84512 6.
Carment, D. (1996). Bucknall, John Graeme. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 36-37).
Carment, D. (1996). Doolan, John Kevin Raphael. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 76-77).
Carment, D. (1996). Eedle, James Henry. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 89-91).
Carment, D. (1996). Grant, Archibald Wesley. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 130-132).
Carment, D. (1996). Hardy, Francis Joseph. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 142-143).
Carment, D. (1996). Noble, Malachi. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 244-245).
Carment, D. (1996). Thomson, James Miln. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 312-313).
Carment, D. (1996). Tran, My-Van. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 315-316).
Carment, D. (1996). Tuxworth, Hilda Elsie. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 322-333).
Carment, D. (1996). Tuxworth, Ian Lindsay. In D. Carment & H.J. Wilson (Eds.), Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography: Volume Three (pp. 324-325).
Carment, D. (1998). Darwin. In G. Davison, J. Hirst & S. Macintyre (Eds.), The Oxford Companion to Australian History (pp. 172-173). Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19- 553597-9.
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Carment, D. (2007). Northern Territory chief ministers. In B. Galligan & W. Roberts (Eds.), The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics (pp. 371-373). Melbourne: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-555543-1.
Carment, D. (2007). Fong Lim, Alexander. In D. Langmore (Ed.), Australian Dictionary of Biography: Volume 17 1981-1990, A-K (pp. 399-400). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. ISBN 978-0-522-85382-7.
Carment, D. (2011). McMinn, Gilbert Rotherdale. In P. Goad & J. Wills (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of Australian Architecture (p 446). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0- 52188857-8.
Carment, D. (2012). Bradleys Head. In Dictionary of Sydney. http://www.dictionaryofsydney.org/.
Carment, D. & James, B. (forthcoming 2014). Press, Northern Territory. In B. Griffen-Foley (Ed.), A Companion to the Australian Media. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing.
10.9 Other Publications
Many book and exhibition reviews in academic journals, other periodicals and newspapers.
Many short articles in newspapers and magazines.
Many contributions to websites.
Short booklets on National Trust properties and on family history.
10.10 Reports
Carment, D. & Killion, F. (1980). The Story of Rockhampton Hospital and Those Other Hospitals Administered by the Rockhampton Hospitals Board. Rockhampton Hospitals Board & Queensland Department of Health.
Carment, D. (1983). The Tourism Potential of Historic Sites in and around the Town of Adelaide River. Northern Territory Development Corporation.
Carment, D. (1983). Sites of Historical Significance in the Tennant Creek District. Northern Territory Department of Community Development.
Carment, D. (1986). Iron Blow Mine and Smelter Site: A Report on its Heritage Significance. Henry & Walker Pty. Ltd.
Carment, D., Gibson, E. & McLaren, B. (1989). The Heritage Resources of the Mary River Crossing, Point Stuart and Wildman River Reserves. Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory.
Carment, D., Wilson, H.J. & James, B. (1992). John George Knight: A Biography and 25
Architectural Assessment. Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory.
Carment, D. & Harlow, S. (1994). Mining History of the Northern Territory. In A Mining History of Australia. Part 1 of the National Mining Heritage Research Project for the Australian Council of National Trusts (pp. 113-144). Donovan & Associates, History & Historic Preservation Consultants.
Carment, D. (Ed. in Chief) (2005). Garma Key Forum Report 2005: Indigenous Cultural Livelihoods. Charles Darwin University.
Carment, D. (2013). Report of the Laperouse Museum Community Committee. Report to the New South Wales Minister for the Environment and Minister for Heritage.
10.12 Sound Recording
Carment, D, interviewed by S. Marsden (2004). Two digital audiotapes (approximately 130 minutes), transcript (98 pages), Canberra: National Library of Australia.