New Zealand Journal of Public History

ISSN 2253-153X

The New Zealand Journal of Public History is a quality-assured electronic journal that publishes research articles, interviews and opinion pieces on the theory and practice of public history in Aotearoa New Zealand.

The journal was established at Waikato University in 2011, with Dr Nadia Gush as its primary editor, and has been under PHANZA’s editorship since 2021.

To submit a manuscript, express interest in a future issue, or make a general enquiry, please contact: editor@phanza.org.nz

For information about future issues please refer to NZJPH Facebook.

NZJPH style guide for authors.

Announcements

New Articles

April 2023

Alison Breese Public Conveniences, Plagues and Pandemics: A Dunedin Case Study

December 2022

Malcolm McKinnon ‘Extended by Iron Ruthlessness’: Anthony Trollope, the Waikato War, and Empire in the Teaching of New Zealand History and International Relations

Evan Roberts Measuring the Anzacs: Lessons from Digital History Writ Large

November 2022

Emma-Jean Kelly The Disappearance of James O’Grady: Mental Health in Aotearoa in the Early Twentieth Century