New Zealand Historical Association

Author: NZHeh

  • Judith Binney Trust fellowship and awards announced

    Congratulations to the 2024 recipients of the Judith Binney fellowship and writing awards, and especially to NZHA members Elizabeth Bowyer and Cheryl Ware! I’m sure we are all looking forward to reading the monographs you are both preparing with the support of the writing awards.

  • NZHA Award for Contribution to New Zealand History

    At the recent NZHA Conference, the NZHA Award for Contribution to New Zealand History was awarded to Charlotte Macdonald. Charlotte has made a wide-ranging and significant contribution to New Zealand history, most recently in leading the discussions on the Future of History. The Executive was delighted to be able to recognise Charlotte for all her…

  • Second-hand history books, Christchurch

    A thoughtful member of the public has let us know that a selection of New Zealand history books that belonged to her late father and that might be of interest to our members has been given to the Dove Bookshop in Christchurch. Images of the books donated can be viewed here if you might be…

  • NZHA Prizes

    Best Postgraduate essay prize: Ereni Pūtere, ‘Te Aho Mutuka Kore: The Role of Weaving in Māori Memory’ Mary Boyd Prize for the best article on any aspect of New Zealand history published in a refereed journal: Martin George Holmes, “Rise and Fall of the Brotherhood of St Andrew in the Anglican Diocese of Dunedin: Charting…

  • Follow up to the Future of History discussion at the NZHA conference

    Access to the ‘Future of History’ Google Drive folder can be requested by opening the link below. Once requested Rebecca will grant access to the folder as soon as she sees the request. Everyone with access can read and edit all files. Future of History folder

  • NZHA AGM 2023 Agenda

  • UC 150 History Homecoming Webinar Series

    The complete series is now available on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzBeJJLHxexGwU5PwKzo1wP-yq-j0Xydc Nau mai, haere mai. Where can a history degree take you? If you are a current university student, former student or staff, teacher, at high school and thinking of studying history, or generally love history, then this webinar series is for you.To celebrate UC’s 150th anniversary the…