Claire Regnault is currently researching and writing a history of women’s fashionable dress in colonial Aotearoa New Zealand for Te… Read more »
Events
Lecture series by Elizabeth Cox (Christchurch 18 September, Wellington 21 September, Auckland 25 September)
PHANZA-member Elizabeth Cox is giving a lecture series about New Zealand’s first female architects, as part of the New Zealand… Read more »
Judith Binney Trust celebration (Wellington, 14 August 2018)
The National Library is holding an event to celebrate the inauguration of the Judith Binney Fellowships and Writing Awards, which,… Read more »
Reminder: talk by oral historian Indira Chowdhury (25 July, Auckland)
A reminder to Auckland PHANZA members, and those who will be in Auckland on 25 July, that NOHANZ is bringing… Read more »
Chunuk Bair Gallipoli Commemoration and book launch (8 August, Palmerston North)
Chunuk Bair Gallipoli commemoration and book launch, ‘The Myriad Legacies of 1917: a Year of War and Revolution’. Presenters: Professor… Read more »
Talk by oral historian Indira Chowdhury (25 July, Auckland)
Unheard Voices and Forms of Cultural Memory: oral history and the postcolonial archives in India The National Oral History Association… Read more »
Save the Date: PHANZA Conference, 13–14 April 2019
After the war – what’s next? PHANZA will be holding a conference in April 2019, with the theme: ‘After the… Read more »
Book launch (Wellington), Thursday 14 June at Vic Books Pipitea
Catherine Knight’s latest book is being launched by the Minister for the Environment, Hon David Parker. Beyond Manapouri: 50 years… Read more »
‘The Topp Twins: Untouchable Girls’ film screening, Ngā Taonga Sound and Vision (5-25 May, Wellington)
Ngā Taonga Sound and Vision are screening a film on the Topp Twins featuring rarely seen archival footage and home… Read more »
‘Fake News: Mapping the pages of nineteenth-century newspapers’, Talk at National Library (3 May, Wellington)
Fake News: Mapping the pages of nineteenth-century newspapers How did information circulate in nineteenth-century newspapers and how did readers distinguish… Read more »