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Published: July 30, 2026 05:32

A new edition of 'The Treaty of Waitangi Companion', to be published in November, includes coverage of a range of topics since the first edition in 2010 (now out of print), including the Treaty Principles Bill, Takutai Moana, and teaching Aotearoa NZ…

Published: July 9, 2026 00:14

On this day, 9 July 1863: Māori communities living in South Auckland are driven from their lands, three days ahead of the invasion of Waikato. https://buttondown.com/unsettling/archive/evicting-maori-grey-s-9-july-1863-proclamation/

Published: July 7, 2026 05:46

A great thing about Archives NZ moving into the Katherine Mansfield reading room in Wellington is they have now aligned their hours, including opening Saturday mornings from this month. But the other ANZ offices remain open 4 hours a day, which is a…

Published: June 12, 2026 03:32

The New Zealand Gazette Index is a real gamechanger that is going to open up this important resource for a whole range of people doing research on anything from genealogy through to Treaty claims, theses, or whatever. A bit like Papers Past has done for…

Published: June 12, 2026 03:27

The New Zealand Gazette Index is a real gamechanger that is going to open up this important resource for a whole range of people doing research on anything from genealogy through to Treaty claims, theses, or whatever. A bit like Papers Past has done for…