Oral History in New Zealand, 2016, v28 contains an index to volumes 1 to 15, 1988 – 2013, compiled by Megan Hutching. The index will be updated soon. In the meantime Natalie Looyer has given permission for us to reproduce the list of journal articles from her work, A Bibliography of Oral History Scholarship in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Journal articles:
[No author]. ‘Oral history records 61 nurses’ stories’, Nursing New Zealand 20.4 (2014): 10.
[No author]. ‘Remembering the New Zealand Oral History Archive’, Oral History in New
Zealand 32 (2020): 1-3.
Amundsen, Rebecca. ‘Southland oral history project’, Oral History in New Zealand 25 (2013): 7-12.
Anderson, Emily and Helen Frizzell. ‘Hurunui seismic stories – a community oral history
project’, Oral History in New Zealand 32 (2020): 4-13.
Armstrong, John. ‘Doctors from “the end of the world”: Oral history and New Zealand
medical migrants, 1945-1975’, Oral History 42.2 (2014): 41-49.
Aspin, Clive and Jessica Hutchings. ‘Reclaiming the past to inform the future: Contemporary
views of Māori sexuality’, Culture, Health and Sexuality 9.4 (2007): 415-27.
Avery, Margaret. ‘Oral history in the universities: Dilemma for academic historians’, Oral
History in New Zealand 1 (1988): 5-10.
Baird, Rosemary. ‘Constructing lives: A new approach to understanding migrants’ oral
history narratives’, Oral History 40.1 (2012): 57-66.
Baird, Rosemary. ‘What might have been: Kiwi migrants’ counterfactual reflections and
regrets’, Oral History in New Zealand 24 (2012): 1-7.
Baker, Maria, Tio Sewell and Hineroa Hakiaha. ‘Tuia Te Ao Marama – oral history of Māori
mental health nurses’, Oral History in New Zealand 26 (2014): 30-33.
Ballara, Angela. ‘Te Taha Māori o te Papatangata o Aotearoa; The Māori dimensions of the
DNZB’, Oral History in New Zealand 7 (1995): 2-3.
Barnes, Alex, Pataka Moore and Caleb Royal. ‘Environmental oral history research with
elders, restoring the food basket’, Oral History in New Zealand 23 (2011): 5-15.
Baskerville, Rachel. ‘The Resonance of Rejection: A study of the failure of inflation accounting
in New Zealand’, Oral History in New Zealand 10 (1998): 16-20.
Baskerville, Rachel. ‘The telling power of CCA – A New Zealand oral history’, Accounting
Historians Journal 26.1 (1999): 1-26.
Baskerville, Rachel. ‘A very private matter: anti-nepotism rules in accounting partnerships’,
Oral History in New Zealand 18 (2006): 13-17.
Baskerville, Rachel. ‘Professional closure by proxy: The impact of changing educational
requirements on class mobility for a cohort of Big 8 partners’, Accounting History 11.3 (2006):
289-317.
Baskerville, Rachel. ‘The impact of globalization on professional accounting firms: Evidence
from New Zealand’, Rachel Baskerville and David Hay, 2010, Accounting History 15.3 (2010):
285-308.
Baskerville, Rachel, Binh Thanh Bui and Carolyn Fowler. ‘Voices within the winds of change:
The demise of KMG Kendons’, Accounting History 19.1-2 (2014): 31-52.
Baskerville, Rachel and David Hay. ‘The effect of accounting firm mergers on the market for
audit services: New Zealand evidence’, Abacus, 42.1 (2006): 87-104.
Baskerville, Rachel and David Hay. ‘The association between partnership financial integration
and risky audit client portfolios’, Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory 26.2 (2007): 57-68.
Bateman, Grace and Paul Garbett. ‘“ME Voices” oral history project: Young people’s
experiences of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis’, Oral History in New Zealand 31 (2019): 21-26.
Bell, Nelly, Tilly Hunter and Therese O’Connell. ‘Three women trade unionists talk’, Oral
History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 5-11.
Berman, Sue. ‘The people behind the poster – reflecting activism in New Zealand’, Oral History
in New Zealand 24 (2012): 13-24.
Berman, Sue. ‘Objects and material culture in memory’, Oral History in New Zealand 34 (2022):
45-46.
Binney, Judith and Megan Hutching. ‘Ten years on: The Australian Sesquicentennial Gift
Trust for Awards in Oral History’, Oral History in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-2001): 1-4.
Bodman, Ryan. ‘Objects and material culture in memory: Ellen (Nell) Louisa Bodman’, Oral
History in New Zealand 34 (2022): 47.
Bolwell, Jan. ‘New Zealand dance: An oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 5 (1993): 17-21.
Bönisch-Brednich, Brigitte. ‘Being German in Wellington: Female perspectives’, Oral History
in New Zealand 11 (1999): 24-29.
Brehaut, Loreen. ‘The oral historian in hospice work – oral history as therapy’, Oral History in
New Zealand 18 (2006): 11-12.
Brehaut, Loreen. ‘Chasing whalers: Tory Channel ex-whalers oral history project’, Oral History
in New Zealand 19 (2007): 1-8.
Brehaut, Loreen. ‘Using oral history to compile a school history’, Oral History in New Zealand
21 (2009): 18-25.
Brehaut, Loreen. ‘Picton train drivers project’, Oral History in New Zealand 23 (2011): 33-40.
Brown, Helen. ‘Ngāi Tahu Archive: A treasure house for future generations’, Oral History in
New Zealand 32 (2020): 14-19.
Burgess, Marie E. ‘“That was nursing”’ Oral History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 23-26.
Cameron, Fiona. ‘Slices of lives – oral history at the Science Centre and Manawatu Museum’,
Oral History in New Zealand 7 (1995): 21-23.
Carter, Mita. ‘The preservation of the Māori oral tradition’, Oral History in New Zealand 3 (1990-
91): 5-6.
Chan, Elizabeth. ‘Women trailblazers in the law: The New Zealand women judges oral
histories project’, Victoria University of Wellington Law Review 45.3 (2014): 407-436.
Chang, Kitty, ‘Victims? No. Opportunists? Yes. Controllers of their own fate? Definitely’, Oral
History in New Zealand 16 (2004): 31-34.
Chaplin, Gillian. ‘Messing about in boats’, Oral History in New Zealand 5 (1993): 7-10.
Chrisp, Jill. ‘The use of oral histories in feminist action research: The mother-adolescent son
project’, Oral History in New Zealand 11 (1999): 9-14.
Coleborne, Catharine. ‘“Like a family where you fight and you roar”: Inside the ‘personal and
social’ worlds of Tokanui Hospital, New Zealand, through an oral history project’, Oral
History in New Zealand 16 (2004): 17-27.
Coleman, Maribeth and Peggy Coleman. ‘Creating a directory of oral history holdings’, Oral
History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 26-32.
Collier, David. ‘The dilemma of oral history revisited’, Oral History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 8-
Collins, Heeni. ‘Ngā Tangata Awarua: The joys and pain of being both Māori and Pākehā’,
Oral History in New Zealand 11 (1999): 1-5.
Comello, Anneke. ‘That’s a different story: Comparing letters and oral accounts of Dutch
immigrants in New Zealand’, The History of the Family 17.2 (2012): 178-198.
Cook, Megan and Roberto Rabel. ‘Women and the Anti-Vietnam War Movement in New
Zealand’, Oral History in New Zealand 10 (1998): 1-5.
Cooper, Timothy and Anna Green. ‘The Torrey Canyon disaster, everyday life and the
“greening” of Britain’, Environmental History 22.1 (2017): 101-126.
Crawford, Peggy. ‘Oral history and genealogy’, Oral History in New Zealand 6 (1994): 9-12.
Cruikshank, Julie. ‘Reflections from a distance: The New Zealand oral history conference,
1997’, Oral History in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-1997): 15-16.
Desmond, Pip. ‘Aroha Trust oral history project’, Oral History in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-
2001): 23-28.
Desmond, Pip. ‘Trust the process’ (keynote address given by Pip Desmond to the NOHANZ
Conference on 31 October 2009), Oral History in New Zealand 22 (2010): 11-19.
Donaghey, Sara and Evangelia Papoutsaki. ‘The industrious Dutchie: Recording the
experiences of first generation Dutch immigrants to New Zealand in the 1950s’, Oral History
in New Zealand 20 (2008): 6-13.
Downs, Jeff. ‘The management and use of oral history in New Zealand public libraries’, Oral
History in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-1997): 52-53.
Downs, Jeff. ‘Oral history in New Zealand public and national libraries: How useful is it?’ Oral
History in New Zealand 10 (1998): 24-29.
Edwards, Kay. ‘Questions and answers, dilemmas of feminist oral history methodology’, Oral
History in New Zealand 5 (1993): 28-35.
Egoz, Shelley. ‘Clean and green but messy: The contested landscape of New Zealand’s organic
farms’, Oral History 28.1 (2000): 63-74.
Ellis, William. ‘Oral history, family history, and the Great Depression’, Oral History in New
Zealand 2 (1989): 38-43.
Ellis, William. ‘The American small town in microcosm: The “small town in Kentucky” oral
history project’, Oral History in New Zealand 7 (1995): 26-29.
Emery, Michelle, Jill Hooks and Ross Stewart. ‘Born at the wrong time? An oral history of
women professional accountants in New Zealand’, Accounting History 7.2 (2002): 7-34.
Erskine, Barbara. ‘The North Queensland oral history project’, Oral History in New Zealand 10
(1998): 21-23.
Finlayson, Chris. ‘Copyright in oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 1 (1988): 17-20.
Friedman, Jeff, with Catherine Moana Te Rangitakina Ruka Gwynne. ‘Blood and books:
Performing oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 19 (2007): 14-24.
Frizzell, Helen, Judith Fyfe and Hugo Manson. ‘A New Zealander’s view of oral history in
Britain’, Oral History 19.1 (1991): 44-47.
Frizzell, Helen and Judith Byrne. ‘Our place’, Oral History in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-2001): 9-
- (Transcript of an interview with Helen Frizzell, interviewed and recorded by Judith
Byrne.)
Foley, Jacqui. ‘The Trans Antarctic International Geophysical Year Expeditions oral history
project: Reflections on a fascinating journey’, Oral History in New Zealand 17 (2005): 20-22.
Foley, Jacqui. ‘Adoption by stealth’, Oral History in New Zealand 20 (2008): 34.
Foley, Jacqui. ‘Taking care of the gifts: Reflections of an oral historian’, Oral History in New
Zealand 26 (2014): 20-24.
Foley, Jacqui. ‘The New Zealand Antarctic Society’s oral history programme’, Oral History in
New Zealand 29 (2017): 1-3.
Fomison, Anna. ‘Doing a deal with the past – talking up the recording kit’, Oral History in New
Zealand 30 (2018): 17-26.
Fontein, Marina. ‘“A personal gift of memory”: Wellington’s Lebanese community’, Oral
History in New Zealand 27 (2015): 9-11.
Fowke, Susan. ‘Reflections on a career in oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 23 (2011):
28-32.
Fyfe, Judith and Megan Hutching. ‘Just women: Interviewing women in the Justice
Department’, Oral History in New Zealand 6 (1994): 27-32.
Gaitanos, Sarah. ‘The violinist: Claire Galambos Winter, Holocaust survivor’, Oral History in
New Zealand 23 (2011): 24-27.
Gallagher, Jennie. ‘Interpreting oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-2001): 18-22.
Gee, Sue. ‘Dominion Road shopkeepers’ stories’, Oral History in New Zealand 26 (2014): 25-29.
Gilkison, Perrine. ‘B-side stories: Moving from oral history to on air and online’, Oral History
in New Zealand 31 (2019): 27-30.
Glazebrook, Susan. ‘Voices of New Zealand women judges: Oral history project’, Oral History
in New Zealand 25 (2013): 17-20.
Graham, Jeanine and Sally McLean. ‘The colonial childhoods oral history project: A report on
progress’, Oral History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 31-37.
Gray, Bob and Lynley Hood. ‘More stories from the river’, Oral History in New Zealand 2 (1989):
20-22.
Goodyear, Rosemary. ‘The visiting teacher service in Otago: An oral history’, Oral History in
New Zealand 1 (1988): 21-30.
Gordon, Elizabeth. ‘Language and oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 1 (1988): 31-36.
Green, Anna. ‘“The double-edged sword”: Nicknames on the New Zealand waterfront, 1915-
1951’, Oral History 19.1 (1991): 53-55.
Green, Anna. ‘Love, labour and legend: The Frankton Junction oral history project’, Oral
History in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-1997): 1-7.
Green, Anna. ‘Returning history to the community: Oral history in a museum setting’, The
Oral History Review 24.2 (1997): 53-72.
Green, Anna. ‘Coffee and Bun, Sergeant Bonnington and the Tornado: Myth and place in
Frankton Junction’, Oral History 28.2 (2000): 26-34.
Green, Anna. ‘Intergenerational Family Stories: Private, Parochial, Pathological?’ Journal of
Family History 38.4 (October 2013): 387-402.
Green, Anna. ‘Grandparents, communicative memory, and narrative identity’, Oral History
47.1 (Spring 2019): 81-91.
Green, Anna. ‘Individual remembering and “collective memory”: Theoretical presuppositions
and contemporary debates’, Oral History 32.2, Memory and Society (Autumn 2004): 35-44.
Green, Anna. ‘Why family memories and stories matter’, Journal of New Zealand Studies 29
(2019): 3-19.
Green, Anna and Kayleigh Luscombe. ‘Family memory, “things” and counterfactual
thinking’, Memory Studies 12.6 (2019): 646-659. Online First 2017.
Green, Anna and Timothy Cooper. ‘Community and exclusion: The Torrey Canyon disaster
of 1967’, Journal of Social History 48.4 (2015): 892-909.
Guerin, Pauline B. and Fatuma Hussein Elmi. ‘The analysis of female circumcision stories:
Uses and abuses of oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 16 (2004): 9-16.
Gunatilleke, G. ‘Oral history collections in New Zealand’, Against the Grain 9.3 (1997): 56.
Haenga-Collins, Maria and Anita Gibbs, ‘“Walking between worlds”: The experiences of
New Zealand Māori cross-cultural adoptees’, Adoption and Fostering 39.1 (2015): 62-75.
Hall, Claire. ‘If these walls could talk: Oral history inside a war memorial’, Oral History in New
Zealand 19 (2007): 9-13.
Hall, Claire. ‘Silence to celebrity: Oral history and the political and public recognition of war
veterans in Aotearoa New Zealand’, Oral History in New Zealand 20 (2008): 14-19.
Hall, Claire. ‘Home fires burning: Remembering the Vietnam War back home’, Oral History in
New Zealand 23 (2011): 16-23.
Hall, Lesley. ‘Confidently speaking: Ethics in an interview situation’, Oral History in New
Zealand 11 (1999): 19-23.
Hall, Lesley. ‘Political activism and family life among members of the Communist Party of
New Zealand’, Oral History in New Zealand 17 (2005): 1-11.
Hall, Lesley. Confidence tricks: Re-visiting ethics in interviewing situations’, Oral History in
New Zealand 19 (2007): 25-33.
Hall, Lesley. ‘Nibbling at the crumbs: Gender relations in science in Aotearoa/New Zealand’,
Oral History in New Zealand 20 (2008): 20-24.
Hall, Lesley. ‘Looking for answers: Striking the right balance’, Oral History in New Zealand 21
(2009): 1-11.
Harcourt, Miranda. ‘A walk in someone else’s shoes’, Oral History in New Zealand 6 (1994): 17-
26.
Harrison, Alferdteen Brown. ‘Oral history: The pathway to a peoples cultural memory’, Oral
History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 1-4.
Headifen, Gillian. ‘Compiling a finding aid for oral histories that have been used as a research
source in New Zealand publications’, Oral History in New Zealand 16 (2004): 28-30.
Horwood, Michelle. ‘Oral history and the Whanganui Regional Museum’, Oral History in New
Zealand 7 (1995): 18-20.
Hung, Wing-Tai (Bobby). ‘The real time web series (2016-2020)’, Oral History in New Zealand
32 (2020): 25-29.
Hung, Wing-Tai (Bobby). ‘The legitimisation of street art in visual arts education: Exploring
the perspectives of five artists in New Zealand’, Asia-Pacific Journal for Arts Education 20.1
(2021): 1-38.
Hunter, Kate. ‘Hunting histories: Using third party interviews as sources’, Oral History in New
Zealand 22 (2010): 1-7.
Hurd, Fiona and Suzette Dyer. ‘The palimpsest of welfarism: Enduring layers of paternalism
in a New Zealand industry town’, Labour History: A Journal of Labour and Social History 120
(2021): 145-168.
Hutching, Megan. ‘Auckland Public Library’s 1990 oral history project’, Oral History in New
Zealand 4 (1992): 33-35.
Ip, Manying. ‘The unheard voices: New Zealand Chinese women’, Oral History in New Zealand
3 (1990-1991): 7-10.
Jamieson, Ronda. ‘Aspects of oral history projects and archives: New Zealand, the United
States of America and the United Kingdom’, Oral History 20.2 (1992): 53-60.
Jamieson, Ronda. ‘Oral history in Western Australia’, Oral History in New Zealand 5 (1993): 11-16.
Jansen, Adrienne. ‘Respecing the silences: Recording the lives of immigrant women’, Oral
History in New Zealand 3 (1990-1991): 11-13.
Jansen, Adrienne. ‘The crescent moon, Penang’, Oral History in New Zealand 29 (2017): 5-12.
Jones, Olive. ‘Tuning in, turning on and dropping out: Revisiting the commune years as an
insider researcher’, Oral History in New Zealand 18 (2006): 18-23.
Jones, Stan. ‘November days and the framing of history’, Oral History in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-
1997): 52.
Jones, Tim. ‘Bougainville Haus Stori and oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 30 (2018):
13-16.
Jordan, Jan. ‘Talking to “working girls”’, Oral History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 12-15.
Keenan, Danny. ‘The Past from the Paepae: Uses of the past in Māori oral history’, Oral History
in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-2001): 33-38.
Kelly, Emma-Jean, Sue Berman and Anaru Dalziel. ‘“Kei Roto i te Miru, in the bubble”:
COVID-19 pandemic oral histories in the community’, Oral History in New Zealand 32 (2020):
20-24.
Kelly, Emma-Jean and Therese O’Connell. ‘The power of oral history in creating herstory:
Clerical workers sing and speak’, Oral History in New Zealand 34 (2022): 2-19.
Kennett, Jonathan. ‘From oral history to biography: Tino Tabak: Dreams and demons of a New
Zealand cycling legend’, Oral History in New Zealand 22 (2010): 20-21.
Ketchel, Juanita. ‘Getting free: Oral histories of violence, resilience and recovery’, Oral History
in New Zealand 11 (1999): 15-18.
King, Darren, Wendy Shaw, Peter Meihana, James Goff. ‘Māori oral histories and the impact
of tsunamis in Aotearoa – New Zealand’, Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences 18.3 (2018):
907-919.
King, Michael. ‘New Zealand oral history: Some cultural and methodological considerations’,
New Zealand Journal of History 12.2 (1978): 104-123.
Kohe, Geoffery and Michael Warren. ‘Crafting critical echoes in sport organisations: Oral
histories of, and possibilities for, the New Zealand Olympic Committee’, International Journal
of the History of Sport 36.13-14 (2019): 1234-1255.
Kukutai, Tahu, Nepia Mahuika, Heeni Kani, Denise Ewe and Karu Hura Kukutai. ‘Survivance
as narrative identity: Voices from a Ngāti Tiipa oral history project’, MAI Journal 9.3 (2020):
309-20.
Lane, James B. ‘Women and the work place: The Calumet District women’s caucus’, Oral
History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 16-21.
Laurie, Alison. ‘The passionate pen: New Zealand’s romance writers talk to Rachel McAlpine’,
Oral History in New Zealand 10 (1998): 33.
Laurie, Alison. ‘Manufacturing silences: Not every recorded interview is an oral history’, Oral
History in New Zealand 12/13 (2000-2001): 14-17.
Levien, Janett, ‘Looking back to the future: A role for oral history in policy formation’, Oral
History in New Zealand 17 (2005): 12-19.
Locke, Cybèle. ‘Oral history and intersectional approaches to labour history in Aotearoa New
Zealand: A personal perspective’, Labour History: A Journal of Labour and Social History 123
(November 2022): 60-69.
Looyer, Natalie. ‘Academic legacy: A life story through collective memory’, Oral History in
New Zealand 31 (2019): 1-11.
Lovell-Smith, Bill. ‘Taking root in a new land: Hamilton Public Library’s 1990 oral history
project’, Oral History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 36-39.
Lovell-Smith, Tim. ‘The Alexander Turnbull Library and oral history’, Oral History in New
Zealand 3 (1990-1991): 26-28.
Lu, Hanna. ‘Listening in: Issues in the use of recorded oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand
33 (2021): 15-19.
MacAuley, Suzanne P. ‘Finding local coordinates in a world of difference’, Oral History in New
Zealand 14 (2002): 1-6.
Macdonald, Charlotte. ‘Listening to teachers’, Oral History in New Zealand 1 (1988): 37-42.
MacDonald, Liana. ‘Shifting perspectives of the Wairau Affray’, Oral History in New Zealand
33 (2021): 1-14.
Mahoney, Paul and Les Wright. Outcomes of the Waiuta oral history project’, Oral History in
New Zealand 3 (1990-1991): 32-34.
Mahuika, Nēpia. ‘Out of sight, out of mind? The significance of our surroundings’, Oral
History in New Zealand 21 (2009): 12-17.
Mahuika, Nepia. ‘Kōrero Tuku iho: Our gift and our responsibility’, Te Pouhere Kōrero 4 (2010):
21-40.
Mahuika, Rangimarie. ‘The value of oral history in a Kaupapa Māori framework’, Te Pouhere
Korero 3 (2009): 91-103.
Mahuika, Rangimarie. ‘Toku Rangiwewehitanga: Oral history as empowerment in
community research’, Oral History in New Zealand 23 (2011): 1-4.
Malcolm-Buchanan, Vincent A. ‘Oral histories, mythologies and indigeneity in Aotearoa –
New Zealand’, MAI Review (2008).
Manners, Kathryn and Jeanette Thomas. ‘Mercer Museum’, Oral History in New Zealand 27
(2015): 17-20.
Manson, Hugo. ‘The New Zealand Oral History Archive, its development and a case study’,
Oral History in New Zealand 3 (1990-1991): 19-25.
May, Helen and Sue Middleton. ‘School stories: Teachers talk teaching, 1915-1995’, Oral
History in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-1997): 47-51.
McCahon, Shona. ‘Spreading the word: Private nature conservation in Victoria’, Oral History
in New Zealand 27 (2015): 12-16.
McClure, Margaret. ‘When a happy marriage turns to custard’, Oral History in New Zealand 18
(2006): 1-4.
McDowall, John. ‘Human memory – can we trust it?’, Oral History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 5-
7.
McDowall, John, Alwyn Owen, Caroline Daley, Piripi Walker and Judith Fyfe. ‘Locating
memory’, Oral History in New Zealand 5 (1993): 22-27. (Transcript of a panel discussion from
1992 NOHANZ Conference.)
McGibbon, Ian and Ben Schrader. ‘Writing it down: The historian and oral history’, Oral
History in New Zealand 6 (1994): 3-8.
McGregor, Taina Tangaere. ‘Using oral history in schools’, Oral History in New Zealand 20
(2008): 25-33.
McKay, Daniel. ‘Strolling down memory pain: Oral histories and the New Zealand far east
prisoner of war novel’, War, Literature, and the Arts 23 (2011): 17.16
McKinnon, Scott, Andrew Gorman-Murray and Dale Dominey-Howes. ‘Remembering an
epic during a disaster: Memories of HIV/AIDS, gay male identities and experience of recent
disasters in Australia and New Zealand’, Gender, Place and Culture 24.1 (2017): 52-63.
McLean, Mervyn. ‘Sound Archiving and the Problems of Dissemination of Waiata’, Oral
History in New Zealand 2 (1989): 13-19.
McLean, Parekawhia. ‘Oral history and iwi development: A personal viewpoint’, Oral History
in New Zealand 8/9 (1996-1997): 21-24.
McMenamin, Dorothy. ‘Recording the experiences of leprosy sufferers in Suva, Fiji’, Oral
History in New Zealand 17 (2005): 23-25.
McMenamin, Dorothy. ‘Framing oral histories as autobiographical accounts in Raj Days to
Remember: Voices from Anglo-India to New Zealand’, Oral History in New Zealand 24 (2012):
8-12.
McWhinnie, Toni. ‘Missing the point: Oral history and historians’, Oral History in New Zealand
8/9 (1996-1997): 8-10.
Mead, Hirini Moko. ‘Tribal archival research The Ngāti Awa experience’, Oral History in New
Zealand 2 (1989): 27-30.
Melvin, Meg. ‘How to produce a podcast from an oral history project: Keystrokes per minute’,
Oral History in New Zealand 34 (2022): 20-31.
Middleton, Sue. ‘Towards an oral history of educational ideas in New Zealand as a resource
for teacher education’, Teaching and Teacher Education 12.5 (1996): 543-560.
Millar, Grace. ‘“My father always nagged and went on”: The role of conversations in building
collective memory of the 1951 New Zealand waterfront dispute’, Oral History 49.1 (2021): 83-
92.
Moffat, Susan M. ‘“A bold experiment”: The New Zealand school dental service and the
Colombo Plan’, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand 50 (2020): 47-66.
Moodie, Jane. ‘“But I must tell you…”: The importance of story-telling in life narrative’, Oral
History in New Zealand 10 (1998): 6-9.
Moodie, Jane. ‘Preparing the waste places for future prosperity? New Zealand’s pioneering
myth and gendered memories of place’, Oral History 28.2 (2000): 54-64.
Moodie, Jane. ‘The family as mnemonic community and the formation and transmission of
collective memory’, Oral History in New Zealand 16 (2004): 1-8.
Moodie, Jane. ‘“Surprised by joy”: A case history exploring the expression of spiritual joy in
oral history’, Oral History 38.2 (2010): 75-84.
Murphy, Caterina. ‘Storying life and finding meaning: Oral history methodology and doctoral
research’, Oral History in New Zealand 25 (2013): 1-6.
Muru-Lanning, Marama. ‘Using the voices’, Oral History in New Zealand 30 (2018): 7-12.
Nash, Mary. ‘Collecting oral social work histories’, Oral History in New Zealand 14 (2002): 11-
15.
Neill, Lindsay. ‘Eating history and oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand 34 (2022): 32-44.
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Nightingale, Tony. ‘Hidden histories: Oral research on gay and bisexual men’, Oral History in
New Zealand 6 (1994): 13-16.
North, Nicola. ‘Resettled Cambodian refugees: Methodological and ethical issues in cross-
cultural bilingual interviewing’, Oral History in New Zealand 7 (1995): 4-12.
Officer, Bronwyn. ‘Preserving our aural history: Sound preservation at the National Library
of New Zealand, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa’, Oral History in New Zealand 11 (1999): 30-
32.
Officer, Bronwyn. ‘“…And all the trimmings”: Using oral recordings to build community
memories through sonic art’, Oral History in New Zealand 22 (2010): 8-10.
Oldham, Pip. ‘One of the gifts of my life: Reflections on the Mike Walker oral history project’,
Oral History in New Zealand 18 (2006): 5-10.
Oldham, Pip. ‘Verbatim Theatre’s transmission’ (Mei Heron interviewed by Pip Oldham),
Oral History in New Zealand 33 (2021): 21-27.
Packer, Ann. ‘Stitching up the past’, Oral History in New Zealand 21 (2009): 26-28.
Parekowhai, Cushla. ‘Korero Taku Whaea: Talk my aunt: Learning to listen to Māori women’,
Oral History in New Zealand 4 (1992): 1-4.
Parr, Alison. ‘Breaking the silence: Tramatised war veterans and oral history’, Oral History
35.1 (2007): 61-70.
Pendharkar, Ashwinee. ‘Objects and material culture in memory: Meet my Polpat or chalka’,
Oral History in New Zealand 34 (2022): 48.
Pere, Joe. ‘Oral tradition and tribal history’, Oral History in New Zealand 3 (1990-91): 1-4.
Perkins, Reid and Caren Wilton. ‘Only connect – recording community oral history in Upper
Hutt’, Oral History in New Zealand 30 (2018): 1-6.
Pike, Brigid. ‘Women workers in Dunedin, 1889: An oral history’, Oral History in New Zealand
3 (1990-1991): 36-44.
Piper, Cynthia. ‘Help Harry: Oral historians and medical research’, Oral History in New Zealand
8/9 (1996-1997): 25-28.
Potter, Judith. ‘New Zealand women judges oral histories project’, Oral History in New Zealand
29 (2017): 19-21.
Robinson, Penny. ‘Whose place? Mine, yours or ours?’, Oral History in New Zealand 15 (2003):
12-16.
Robinson, Penny. ‘Linen cupboard stories: Intimate conversations in oral narratives’, Oral
History in New Zealand 20 (2008): 1-5.
Rogers, Irene and Margaret McAllister. ‘Ghosts in the archives: Exploiting the challenge of
reusing memories’, Oral History in New Zealand 26 (2014): 11-19.
Royal, Te Ahukaramu. ‘Oral history and hapū development’, Oral History in New Zealand 5
(1993): 4-6.
Rushforth, David. ‘Tales of Tairua: Reflections on an oral history project 2004-2011’, Oral
History in New Zealand 24 (2012): 25-30.
Sawicka, Theresa. ‘The Soviet deportations 1939-1941: Reflections on their legacy’, Oral History
in New Zealand 3 (1990-1991): 14-18.
Scadden, Ken. ‘Oral history at the Wellington Maritime Museum’, Oral History in New Zealand
7 (1995): 24-25.
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