Take 5 with...Dr. Peter Lineham (Professor in History, Massey University, Albany Campus)
1. What's your favorite course to teach?
New Zealand Religious History. Constantly fresh research and the possibility of field trips and students bringing their own knowledge to the subject.
2. What's your favorite primary source to use in class?
Dear H-ANZAU members,
We are pleased to announce these new and recent publications of potential interest to members:
Seamus O'Hanlon, City Life: The New Urban Australia (NewSouth Publishing, 2018)
Greg Ryan and Geoff Watson, Sport and the New Zealanders: A History (Auckland University Press, 2018);
Dear Colleagues,
The New Books in Australian and New Zealand Studies podcast features interviews with scholars across Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania. Three new interviews have recently been posted:
EBSCO Publishing, an award-winning U.S. academic publisher (www.ebsco.com), is producing articles on a broad range of topics for its “Explora for Australia and New Zealand” online database available to students and educators in Australia and New Zealand via academic and public libraries.
Intellect is excited to announce that the Australasian Journal of Popular Culture 7.2 is now available! For the full article list, click here >> https://bit.ly/2NaIbQt
Content
The Cardrona Hotel: Creating a New Zealand heritage icon
Authors: Lloyd William Carpenter
Page Start: 209
Dear H-ANZAU members,
We are pleased to announce these new and recent publications of potential interest to members:
Chris Bourke, Good-bye Maoriland: The Songs and Sounds of New Zealand’s Great War (Auckland University Press, 2017)
Murdoch Stephens, Doing Our Bit: The Campaign to Double the Refugee Quota (Bridget Williams Books, 2018)
Dear Colleagues,
The New Books in Australian and New Zealand Studies podcast features interviews with scholars across Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania. Two new interviews have recently been posted:
Dear Colleagues,
Dear H-ANZAU members,
We are pleased to announce these new and recent publications of potential interest to members:
Jonathan West, The Face of Nature: An Environmental History of the Otago Peninsula (Otago University Press, 2017)
Dear Colleagues,
The New Books in Australian and New Zealand Studies podcast features interviews with scholars across Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania. Two new interviews have recently been posted:
Helen Bones, a Research Associate in Digital Humanities at Western Sydney University, discusses The Expatriate Myth: New Zealand Writers and the Colonial World (Otago University Press, 2018);
