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.
In 1974 Rosemary Seymour, a Waikato sociologist, initiated a newsletter and a network of women interested in women’s studies, that… Read more »
Heritage New Zealand is currently advertising for two Heritage Assessment Advisors, one full time and the second part time, based… Read more »
The Alexander Turnbull Library is once again offering their popular introductory oral history workshops in Wellington. These workshops are for… Read more »
In 1975 Marilyn Waring was elected to the New Zealand Parliament as the MP for Raglan. Aged just 23 and… Read more »
Who were the 32,000 women who signed the Women’s Suffrage Petition? Over 32,000 women from all walks of life signed… Read more »