Research

This page has links to useful reference and research websites for people interested in Aotearoa New Zealand's rich Takatāpui LGBTI rainbow heritage. Some international sites are listed as they also relate to events in New Zealand. If you know of a useful link that should be included please get in contact

Research

Archived websites - links to New Zealand LGBTI rainbow websites archived at the Waybay Machine Internet Archive
AIDS articles from the New York Times - original articles from 1981 onwards
Bay Area Reporter - full digitised copies of the San Francisco weekly newspaper from 1971-2005
Bibliography on Homosexuality in New Zealand 1770-2012 - compiled by Tony Millett
Births, Deaths and Marriages online
Broadsheet online archive - New Zealand's feminist magazine 1972 - 1997
Craccum online archive - published by the Auckland University Students' Association. Archive spans 1927-1990
Data sets - free rainbow-related data sets that can be reused
Te Ara - Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
DigitalNZ - search multiple heritage collections at the same time (PrideNZ, National Library, Archives New Zealand, Te Papa etc)
GayNZ.com - archive of the news and feature website 2001-2017
Image Aotearoa - a visual search tool that aggregates content from numerous heritage institutions throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.
Lesbian and Gay Archives of New Zealand (LAGANZ) - homosexual law reform audio, ms papers list, serials list and published collection
LGBTI rainbow timeline
Manuscripts and pictorial collections of the Alexander Turnbull Library
New Zealand Electronic Text Collection (including the Salient magazine online archive)
Papers Past or the text version
Parliamentary debates - Hansard online from 1854 onwards (tip: scroll to the bottom of the page for links to specific years)
Probate Records (1843-1998) online
QNA archive - LGBTI rainbow news items from New Zealand 1995-1999
Queer history research guide written by Will Hansen
Te Papa LGBTQI+ hub - curated rainbow content from the national museum Te Papa
Websites - links to current websites relating to rainbow communities in Aotearoa New Zealand
Wellington historic map overlay - historic map overlays from 1889 and 1937

Location

Evergreen Coffee Lounge (Wellington) - images
Wellington sites related to LGBTI rainbow communities - images

People

Alexander Turnbull - images, wikipedia, will/probate
Amy Bock -images, wikipedia
Brian Brake - images, wikipedia, will/probate
Carmen Rupe - passport file, images, wikipedia
Chrissy Witoko - images
Charles Aberhart - coroners inquest
Dorothy Kate Richmond - images
Fran Wilde - images, wikipedia
Frances Hodgkins - audio, images, wikipedia
Frank Sargeson (a.k.a Norris Davey) - images, wikipedia
Freda Stark - images, wikipedia
Hjelmar von Danneville - wikipedia, investigation file
Georgina Beyer - images, wikipedia
Katherine Mansfield - audio, images, wikipedia
Ngaio Marsh - images, wikipedia
Robert Gant - audio, images
Theo Schoon - images, wikipedia
Topp Twins - images, wikipedia
Ursula Bethell - audio, nzepc, wikipedia

Subject

Activism (including homosexual law reform) - images
Anti LGBTI rainbow activities - images
Art and performance - images
Female impersonators (WW1, WW2, 1950s) - images
HIV AIDS in Aotearoa New Zealand - images
New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt - images
People related to LGBTI rainbow communities - images
Politics - images
Pride (including parades) - images
Social activities - images
The Trials of Eric Mareo [relates to Themla Trott and Freda Stark] - text