Defining conflicts? The New Zealand Wars Dr Vincent O’Malley will present an overview of this turbulent period in our history… Read more »
Events
National Library talk by Gary Clover on the Wesleyan Hokianga mission, 1827-1855 (Wellington, 21 November)
Author Gary Clover will present his recently launched book on culture change and Māori conversion during the Wesleyan Hokianga Mission:… Read more »
Seminar: Public health reflections on the influenza pandemic and World War One (Wellington, 16 November 2018)
The Department of Public Health at the University of Otago in Wellington is holding a seminar reflecting on the influenza… Read more »
Exhibition: The Influenza Pandemic 1918 (Wellington, 11 November 2018-31 March 2019)
The Sisters of Compassion are marking the 100th anniversary of the 1918 Influenza Pandemic: The Influenza Pandemic 1918 – A… Read more »
Public talk: Life after Armistice (Wellington, 9 November 2018)
As part of the centenary of the Armistice, the National Library is putting on an event exploring life after the… Read more »
JD Stout Annual Lecture 2018 by Associate Professor Jacqueline Leckie (Wellington, 14 November 2018)
Come here Associate Professor Jacqueline Leckie give the JD Stout Annual Lecture for 2018: “Insanity” in a Sea of Islands:… Read more »
PHANZA Auckland Christmas event (9 December)
For this year’s PHANZA Auckland Christmas event John Adam has offered to take Auckland-based PHANZA members on a walking tour.… Read more »
Stout Research Centre Seminar by Jonathan West (Wellington, 31 October 2018)
Jonathan West will present a paper as part of the Stout Research Roundup Seminar Series this October. See details below:… Read more »
Public History Talk by Elizabeth Cox: The Saving of Old St Paul’s (Wednesday 7 November 2018, Wellington)
Come along to the final in the 2018 series of Public History Talks, hosted by Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for… Read more »
Public event ‘Parihaka: plunder and aftermath’ (Wellington, 5 November 2018)
Anniversary of the invasion of Parihaka On 5 November 1881, over 1500 colonial troops and their Māori allies invaded the… Read more »