NOHANZ is holding its biennial conference in November this year. The theme is Te Reo a Ngā Taputapu, Memory, Oral History and Material Culture. Please see below for the call for papers.

Following interest from the NZHA conference in November, a group of people with interests in Family History research is being formed, and we invite all those interested to join us for our first online event on Thursday 10 March, from 12 – 1pm.  The event will start with a presentation by Bettina Bradbury, entitled: “Tracing family … More Invitation to a First Meeting of the Family History Network

Dr Hazel Riseborough, 3 March 1930 – 8 January 2021 Dr Hazel Riseborough passed away peacefully at her home in Taupō in January this year, aged 90. Hazel’s tangi was held at Parihaka. Hazel had a very rich and varied life. Among other things Hazel was an historian, published author, Alumni of Massey University, wool-classer, … More Eulogy for Dr Hazel Riseborough

Kia ora koutou, Thank you to all those who attended last week’s NZHA Conference, and particularly to those who presented papers. We were delighted with how the event went and loved hearing about all the fantastic work that is being done. One consequence of having such a rich and diverse programme was that you couldn’t … More Recordings of NZHA Conference Presentations

Kia ora koutou Following the Prize Giving session on Friday, the outgoing NZHA Executive are delighted to confirm the winners of the 2021 NZHA Prizes: The W.H. Oliver Prize for the Best Book on Any Aspect of New Zealand History Joint Winner: Bain Attwood, Empire and the Making of Native Title: Sovereignty, Property and Indigenous … More NZHA 2021 Prize Winners

The NZHA Welcome and Keynotes are using different zoom software from the main conference. Yesterday you should have received a link for tonights welcome. If you didn’t or you are having trouble accessing the webinar then you may need to register. The links for these are below. Tuesday – 5.30pm Welcome 6.00pm Wiremu Maihi Te … More NZHA Welcome and Keynotes

Kia ora koutou, In readiness for the New Zealand Historical Association’s AGM – Friday 26 November at 3pm – please see below the following three documents. Agenda for the 2021 AGM (including the Zoom link) Minutes from the 2020 AGM Consolidated document that includes: President’s report Treasurer’s report Constitutional change document New Zealand Journal of … More Documents for the NZHA 2021 AGM