Heraldry News, the journal of The Australian Heraldry Society, has been in publication since 1990. It is published three times a year, is A5 in size, and includes colour and black and white illustrations. Articles are written by members and non-members, often, but not exclusively, with an Australian focus.

Some articles in past issues have included:

• “Joseph McDuff – a 19^th century Australian coach painter and heraldic artist” by Laura McDuff
• “The arms of Mary of Modena” by Michael McCarthy
• “Something old, something new: the arms of George and Smith” by Dr Charles George and Robert George
• “Augustus Alt: Australia’s ‘Baron’ Surveyor-General” by Dr Paul-Alan Johnson
• “An heraldic authority in Flanders” by Derek Howard and Jonathan Makepeace
• “Notes on the use of arms by John Palmer, RN” by Léfayre (Heslehurst) Palmer
• “Huguenot heritage, Scottish arms” by Dr Matthew Glozier
• “Fons Honorum and the divided crown” by Richard d’Apice
• “Kind hearts and coronets: towards an Australian heraldic style” by the Rev. Denis R Towner
• "The Crooked Tree Made Sraight:  The arms and badge of the Australian Orthopaedic Association" by Stephen Michael Szabo
• "Collecting arms, crests and monograms" by Edward J Law

Many of our members hold grants of arms from overseas bodies, and articles on their grants are often included in our journal.

Our Members’ Circular is printed at least once every two months, is A4 in size, and consists of at least four pages of information and brief articles. Members are kept abreast of heraldic developments both here and overseas.

The Heraldry Society, Australian Branch (Heraldry Australia's predecessor), produced the book Australian Municipal Heraldry (edited by Joseph P Morton) in 1988. This is now unfortunately out of print.

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- last updated on: 2010-03-01