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Culture and Society
arrow icon The Exploration of New Zealand
arrow icon The New Zealand Centennial, 1940 soundvideo icon
arrow icon Frontier of Chaos?: Maori-European Contact before 1840
arrow icon We Call it Home: A History of State Housing in New Zealand soundvideo
arrow icon The North Island Main Trunk Line sound
arrow icon Tangiwai Rail Disaster includes sound filesvideo icon
arrow icon Responding to Tragedy: the Police at Tangiwai, Wahine and Mt Erebus disasters sound
arrow icon 'Dishonour amongst thieves': the Maungatapu murders
arrow icon The 1918 Influenza Pandemic includes sound files
arrow icon Out and about - homosexual law reform in New Zealand
arrow icon The Royal Visit, 1953-54 includes sound filesvideo icon
arrow icon Living in the 20th Century: NZ History in Photographs
arrow icon Maori Language Week - Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori
arrow icon Richard Pearse
arrow icon Children and Adolescents in New Zealand 1930-1960 includes sound files
arrow icon Local history links
arrow icon Long Journey for Sevenpence: Assisted Immigration to New Zealand from the United Kingdom 1947 - 1975 includes sound filesvideo icon
arrow icon Home Away From 'Home': British and Irish Immigration to New Zealand, 1840-1914
arrow icon The New Zealand Natives' rugby tour of 1888/89
arrow icon 1981 Springbok Tour
arrow icon Sport in New Zealand 1930-1960 includes sound files
arrow icon Literature in New Zealand 1930-1960 includes sound files
arrow icon Arts, literature and music links includes sound files
arrow icon Our Picturesque Heritage: 100 Years of Scenery Preservation in New Zealand
arrow icon The Daily Grind: Wellington Cafe Culture 1920-2000
arrow icon The School of Radiant Living in New Zealand (1938-1989) <
arrow icon No Pavlova Please: food in the 20th century sound

Politics and Government
arrow icon New Zealand Women and the Vote: Suffrage and Beyond
arrow icon Nuclear free New Zealand
arrow icon Waitangi Day - A History
arrow icon Signatories to the Treaty of Waitangi
arrow icon Te Kingitanga - origins of the Maori King Movement
arrow icon Te Kingitanga - the Maori King Movement 1860-94
arrow icon Labour Day
arrow icon 'Black Tuesday': The 1912 Waihi strike
arrow icon 'The Other Side of the Story' - Protest and Dissent in the 1940s and 1950s sound
arrow icon Government-related links
arrow icon A history of the Governor-General in New Zealand
arrow icon Notes for my Successor sound
arrow icon The Chosen Few - Our Governors and Governors-General
arrow icon Vice-regal Visiting
arrow icon Empire Day
arrow icon The House: New Zealand's House of Representatives 1854-2004 videopanoramasound
arrow icon Working with Statistics
arrow icon Contested Ground: A History of Parliament Buildings

War and Society
arrow icon Anzac Day sound
arrow icon From Memory - New Zealand's War Oral History Programme
arrow icon Military links
arrow icon New Zealand's 19th century wars
arrow icon New Zealand in the South African ('Boer') War 1899-1902 sound
arrow icon New Zealand and the First World War - an overview
arrow icon The Gallipoli Campaign sound
arrow icon New Zealand and Le Quesnoy
arrow icon First World War memorials
arrow icon New Zealand and the Second World War - an overview
arrow icon US Forces in New Zealand sound
arrow icon VE and VJ Days
arrow icon Prisoners of War sound
arrow icon Against the Rising Sun: New Zealanders Remember the Pacific War sound
arrow icon The North African Campaign sound
arrow icon Fighting for equality: The Maori War Effort Organisation 1942-1945
arrow icon The Merchant Navy sound
arrow icon The Italian Campaign sound
arrow icon D Day sound
arrow icon The Battle for Crete sound
arrow icon New Zealand Forces in Asia 1949-1972

Hands on History
arrow icon The Classroom - for teachers
arrow icon Calendar of New Zealand events
arrow icon NZ history discussion forum <
arrow icon Oral History Guide

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