NOHANZ is hosting a one day oral history hui at Ōtautahi Christchurch on Saturday 27 November. For more details see below

Kia ora koutou, It has been brought to our attention that some people did not receive last Friday’s communication about the NZHA Conference moving entirely online. We sincerely apologise for this. Please see below for the full notice: Kia ora koutou, Over the last few months, the NZHA Executive have been continually reviewing the format…

The following scholarships supporting study for the MA by thesis in History at Victoria University of Wellington will be closing between 31 October and 15 November:• 31 October: Jack Pearce Research Scholarship in NZ or English History.• 1 November: VUW MA by Thesis scholarships.• 1 November: Buchanan Scholarship in New Zealand History and Society.• 15…

The New Zealand Journal of Public History (NZJPH) is a quality assured (non-peerreviewed) electronic journal that publishes research articles, interviews and opinionpieces 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 asits primary editor. It is now hosted by…

Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage administers two annual history grants – Ngā Kōrero Taonga Tuku Iho Oral History Grants and the Whiria Te Mahara New Zealand History Grants (previously known as the NZ History Awards). Both of our Grants are closing at the same time this year – 15 October 2021. We are…

You are invited to an online session of the University of Waikato History Graduate Seminar. Publishing in a History Journal: Tips from the Editors of History Australia Wednesday 6 October, 1pm – 2pm, via zoom (https://acu.zoom.us/j/89823717373) Join Professor Kate Fullagar, one of the editors of History Australia, for a seminar on getting published in history journals. The seminar will…