The current economic situation is grim. Trips to the supermarket get more and more expensive and the Right seems emboldened in the face of people’s… Read More »Campaigning in a Cost-of-Living Crisis – Then and Now
Thanks to the generosity of Julia Laite, the winner of the 2022 Bert Roth Award, we have a $500 grant available for a project that… Read More »Grant for Working-Class Women’s History
We are very lucky that the Labour History journal and Liverpool University Press has allowed us to reproduce this article, which was short-listed for the… Read More »The New Zealand Northern Drivers’ Union: Trade Union Anti-Racism Work, 1937–80 by Cybèle Locke
The New Zealand Journal of History has kindly given permission for us to reproduce ‘“Come Quickly! The Bailiffs Are In!”: Resistance to Eviction During the… Read More »‘“Come Quickly! The Bailiffs Are In!”: Resistance to Eviction During the Depression in New Zealand’ by Elinor Chisholm
The New Zealand Journal of History of kindly allowed us to reproduce ‘The Unpaid Child’ by Jon Henning, which was shortlisted for the Bert Roth… Read More »‘The Unpaid Child’ by Jon Henning