Heritage New Zealand is a full colour award-winning magazine published quarterly by Heritage New Zealand.   Recognised as New Zealand’s leading heritage journal, the magazine features a wide range of interesting articles on the preservation and conservation of historic buildings and sites, as well as the people who work with them.

This issue: Winter 2019 now in stock

Here's an overview of what's in the current issue ... 

• Scarfie life - A fascination with Dunedin's iconic student life spans decades.
• A problem shared - Canterbury Vintage Home Restorers Group quietly educates the public.
• Good on paper - Wallpaper provides a snapshot of changing styles, taste, and production techniques.
• Precious mettle - Delicate graveside cross helps preserve Campbell Island archaeology.
• Town and gown - The University of Otago celebrates is 150-year past.
• On the map - The Ngāi Tahu digital atlas Kā Huru Manu is an empowering shared resource.
• Exploring the List - the former RNZAF headquarters in Hobsonville; three pillar boxes in Thames.
• Journeys into the past - Retracing happy childhood holidays in Kāwhia; US park commemorates a diplomatic resolution.
• Heritage for kids
• Books, letters and other regular columns.