Linger a while as you step back in time this spring at these unforgettable places. A small-town Kiwi upbringing sparked a love of heritage for photographer Grant Sheehan. The Wellington icon that is Antrim House has been future-proofed by a team of specialists. A passionate Samoan komiti is bringing an iconic central Auckland building back to life.
Alongside rugby union, rugby league has put down deep social and cultural roots in our society. The Dorset Street flats in Christchurch paved the way for a new post-war style of modern urban living 10 Making connections. A Taranaki community pulled together to save a much-loved bridge from demolition. Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga cares for 45 sites here in New Zealand that you, as a member, can access for free. Make the most of visiting unique heritage in Aotearoa this winter.
Check Members Hub for opening hours. To access the Hub, simply scan the QR code on the back of your membership card. If you are heading overseas, remember to take your membership card to access a world of heritage during your travels.
And if you need to renew before you go, please allow plenty of time for postage! We are very grateful to those supporters who have recently made donations towards our work to preserve heritage in New Zealand. Whilst some are kindly acknowledged below, many more have chosen to give anonymously. The magazine had a circulation of as at 30 June The views expressed in the articles are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
Phone: Call to find out more. At Heritage New Zealand magazine we enjoy feedback about any of the articles in this issue or heritage-related matters. Feature articles: Note that articles are usually commissioned, so please contact the Editor for guidance regarding a story proposal before proceeding. All manuscripts accepted for publication in Heritage New Zealand magazine are subject to editing at the discretion of the Editor and Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.
