Neill Atkinson opens this issue as PHANZA’s new president, introducing the new PHANZA committee officeholders and detailing key events and… Read more »
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Volume 13, issue 3 (December 2007)
The editorial discusses why PHANZA is important and the challenge of making it relevant to the many historians who are not among its members.… Read more »
Volume 13, issue 2 (August 2007)
The editorial considers the success of past conferences run by PHANZA, and argues that public history is slowly but surely… Read more »
Volume 13, issue 1 (May 2007)
The editorial highlights the growing role of technology in improving access to research institutions and their archives. Kirstie Ross profiles… Read more »
Volume 12, issue 3 (December 2006)
Phanzine editor, Michael Kelly, applauds the support the government has given to the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Matapihi and… Read more »
Volume 12, issue 2 (August 2006)
This issue includes an interview with PHANZA co-founder Ben Schrader and an obituary for historian and archivist Frank Rogers, one… Read more »
Volume 12, issue 1 (April 2006)
This issue begins with an interview with academic historian Margaret Tennant. Hilary Stace laments the invisibility of disability history, while… Read more »
Volume 11, issue 3 (November 2005)
The editorial in this issue reflects on the outcome of the election and Prime Minister Helen Clark’s decision to stay… Read more »
Volume 11, issue 2 (August 2005)
In a pre-election feature, PHANZA questions each of the major political parties on their plans for the history and heritage… Read more »
Volume 11, issue 1 (April 2005)
Michael Kelly’s editorial highlights the PHANZA committee’s strategic goals and personnel changes: Gavin McLean, Tony Nightingale and Redmer Yska have… Read more »