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Events
Public History Talk by Caren Wilton (Wellington, 3 April 2019)
Head along to Manatū Taonga the Ministry for Culture and Heritage’s next Public History Talk at the National Library on… Read more »
1869 conference and heritage festival call for papers (closes 1 April 2019)
As part of the University of Otago’s commemoration activities, the Centre for Research on Colonial Culture (CRoCC) and the Australasian… Read more »
NOHANZ seminar and workshop: Experiences and Oportunities in Oral History (30 March, Auckland)
Head along to the first NOHANZ regional event of 2019, a seminar and a workshop focusing on skills and opportunities… Read more »
Panel discussion: ‘Disability rights: historic and contemporary views’ (Wellington, 13 March 2019)
Understanding and respecting the needs, and rights of people living with disability is critical for a modern society. An expert… Read more »
‘True to Ireland’ talk at National Library (Wellington, 14 March 2019)
Peter Burke will talk about his book ‘True to Ireland’ which concerns a group of Irishmen who came to New… Read more »
Public History Talk: Sarah Ell discusses her book ‘Ocean: tales of voyaging and encounter that defined New Zealand’ (Wellington, 6 March 2019)
Head along to the first Public History Talk of 2019, co-hosted by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage and the… Read more »
Book launch: Dead Letters: Censorship and subversion in New Zealand 1914–1920 by Jared Davidson (Wellington, 7 March)
Otago University Press warmly invites you to celebrate the launch of Dead Letters: Censorship and subversion in New Zealand 1914–1920 by… Read more »
Talks by Caren Wilton on her recent book: My Body, My Business – New Zealand sex workers in an era of change (Wairarapa, 3 March; Auckland, 9 March)
Hear Caren Wilton speak about her book My Body, My Business – New Zealand sex workers in an era of… Read more »
Auckland History Initiative Symposium (Auckland, 15 April 2019)
Auckland History Initiative Symposium, 15 April 2019, The University of Auckland and Auckland Museum The Auckland History Initiative (AHI) is… Read more »