Since 1994 the Professional Historians’ Association of New Zealand/Aotearoa (PHANZA) has been representing and advancing the interests of New Zealand’s professional historians.
Our members enhance New Zealanders’ understanding of their place in the world by exploring our past. PHANZA works to ensure this important contribution is recognised and members have opportunities to develop their careers.
Te Ara has added a new collection of biographies. Tim Shoebridge, General Editor, Ngā Tāngata Taumata Rau / Dictionary of… Read more »
Both the National Library and Archives New Zealand are conducting staged openings from next week (starting 2 June). This means… Read more »
In the first issue for 2020, Sandra Gorter describes PHANZA’s Auckland Christmas get together; Peter Cooke reviews the World War… Read more »
InterMed Medical Ltd, a medical supply company based in Auckland, would like to hire an historian to write the history… Read more »
In the final issue for 2019, Lucy Mackintosh looks more deeply at the controversial Ihumātao site; Jock Phillips recalls the… Read more »