The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography online.

New Zealand in History by Robbie Whitmore.

New Zealand History by Philippa Jane Ballantine.

Historical Timeline   by Robbie Whitmore.

History of Technological Innovation in New Zealand.

Land Ownership and Settlement Timeline Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

Brian Hooker's collection of papers and book extracts dealing with the history and cartobibliography of New Zealand.

Publications of the Historical Branch of the Department of Internal Affairs.

Brief Encounter: American Forces and the New Zealand People 1942-1945, by Jock Phillips with Ellen Ellis 1992 An `illustrated essay' on the arrival of American servicemen in New Zealand in 1942. Packed with wonderful photographs from the time, it looks at the lasting impact their culture and sophistication had on New Zealand society.

Building the New Zealand Dream, by Gael Ferguson 1994
From the late nineteenth century when New Zealand governments first provided cheap and easily accessible loan finance for houses, government support for The New Zealand Dream - the family house in the suburb - has profoundly influenced the shape of New Zealand society and the New Zealand landscape. This book provides a chronological history of housing policies in New Zealand and examines the effects of these policies on people and the environment.

Te Haurapa: An introduction to researching tribal histories and traditions, by Charles Royal 1992
How to gather historical knowledge and present it for members of the whanau, hapu and iwi, and for other researchers. Also covered are the value of both oral and written sources, how to use libraries and archives, the more common sources for Maori history, and how to research.

Notable Women in New Zealand Health: Te Hanoura Ki Aotearoa, Ona wahine rongonui, by Patricia Sargeson 1993 This book tells the story of some of the extraordinary and outstanding women involved in health care in New Zealand over the last 150 years, including Maori leaders, lay women active in promoting health issues, and trained health professionals. Illustrated throughout with some beautiful photographs, the book will appeal to readers of all ages.

A Small Price to Pay: Refugees from Hitler in New Zealand 1936-1946, by Ann Beaglehole, 1988
For European refugees arriving in the 1930s, New Zealand was in many ways a haven. It wasn't all easy: they came from a continent rich in culture and history to a small, isolated country with little social diversity. The immigrants found prejudice and suspicion as well as a place they could one day call their own. But the difficulties were ` a small price to pay' for freedom and survival.

A Woman of Good Character: Single Women as Immigrant Settlers in 19th century New Zealand, by Charlotte Macdonald 1990
Thousands of young single women came to New Zealand between the 1840s and 1880s as `government' or assisted immigrants. In this remarkable study Charlotte Macdonald explores their life histories and patterns both prior to and after emigration and in so doing challenges many of our preconceptions about women's lives in nineteenth-century New Zealand.

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English and Maori Texts of the New Zealand Anthem God Defend New Zealand.
A "singer friendly" National Anthem CD has been produced with four different performances including male and female voices and soloists. There is also a backing track, arranged by composer/musician David Dell, for use by smaller sporting bodies, schools or community organisations with their own singers. Real Player and MP3 versions are available for download. Te Roopu Rangatahi Waiata o Aotearoa.
Sheet music and a recording by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra on Akiko.

History of God Defend New Zealand Thomas Bracken, John Joseph Woods and T. H. Smith. The meaning of the Triple Star .

Te Hakituatahi o Aotearoa - First Flag of New Zealand.

A guide to the history and display of New Zealands National Flag.   More views of the flag, ensigns, and the unofficial "Tino Rangatiratanga" Flag.

Friedensreich Hundertwasser     New Zealand - Proposals for a new flag.

The New Zealand Coat of Arms.

Te Puna Matauranga O Nga Kaiwhakaako Hitori The New Zealand History Teachers' Association.

Te Pae Tawhito o te Wa History Now a twice-yearly journal supported by the University of Canterbury History Department.

Making History an e-journal produced by the History Group of the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.

The Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History supported by the Department of History, Melbourne University, and the Department of History and Politics, James Cook University of North Queensland.   H-ANZAU H-Net's discussion list for the history of Aotearoa / New Zealand and Australia.
Australian History Resources.   Australian History on the Internet
Electronic resources for teaching about Australian history.
Academic Info Australian History Australian History.

History Departments in Australia and New Zealand Universities.

New Zealand and Australian Studies a Section of the Western Social Science Association headed for Phoenix in 2006.

Historic sites you can visit in New Zealand.

New Zealand Museums Online

Te Whare Tohu Tuhituhinga o Aotearoa National Archives of New Zealand.

Broadbent's New Zealand Genealogy internet guide.
New Zealand Genealogy Search Engine   search all the on-line New Zealand passenger lists, family trees, surname interest and other genealogical resource pages.
Ian Mold's Genealogical Links.   New ZealandGenWeb
Barry Pycroft's list of New Zealand Genealogical sites.
Helens' Page of New Zealand History, mainly of the mid to lower North Island.   Thousands of names from passenger lists, births, deaths, marriages, and a Surname Interest Register.

Auckland City Libraries Family History Section   An introduction to the resources for researching family history available in the Auckland Research Centre.

Biographies And Reminiscences Of Childhood a bibliography of childhood items in the New Zealand Collection, University of Waikato Library.

Te Raarangi Puuranga, Tuhinga Ake o te Motu   New Zealand National Register of Archives and Manuscripts an electronic listing of archival collections held in museums, local government bodies, libraries, historical societies, community repositories, and in-house business, religious and sporting archives throughout New Zealand.

Timeframes is an online database of more than 6250 images from the Alexander Turnbull Library at the National Library of New Zealand.   The free trial for Timeframes has been extended so that one can still search and browse images from the entire database at no cost.   You can order high quality copies of images, either over the Web, by fax or by mail.

Series of 62 photographs taken in 1895 by American photographer William Henry Jackson for the World Transportation Commission as they travelled the length of New Zealand.

The Hocken Library was established in 1910 when Dr Thomas Morland Hocken gave his private collection to the University of Otago, in trust for the people of New Zealand. The collection now includes the latest in popular music recordings as well as one of the largest and finest collections of early and contemporary New Zealand art.

The Macmillan Brown Library the University of Canterbury's research collection of New Zealand and Pacific Islands materials. Archival material, extensive photographic, art and architectural drawings collections.

Material relating to New Zealand in the Brynmor Jones Library, University of Hull.

John Cawte Beaglehole author of Exploration of the Pacific, The Life of Captain James Cook and editor of The Journals of Captain James Cook.
Keith Sinclair and the History of New Zealand.

James Belich Making Peoples   A History of the New Zealanders: From Polynesian Settlement to the End of the Nineteeth Century.