1918 Spanish Flu

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A Ten-Year-Old's Memories of the Influenza Pandemic

The memories of Carswell Burt, who contracted the 'flu in 1919.

Coromandel Museum

Something to add to your holiday plans when visiting the peninsula

Auckland Hospital and the 1918 Influenza Epidemic

How Auckland Hospital coped with influenza cases.

Some history from Palmerston North Hospital: 130 years on

A few milestones to mark the 130th anniversary of Palmerston North Hospital.

Te Rau Aroha Museum of the Price of Citizenship

How medical histories interweave into an exhibition about commitment to the Treaty of Waitangi and military service.

The Death Ship: A Fateful Voyage - reflections on a visit to the National Army Museum Te Mata Toa

A blog about the exhibition The Death Ship and a curator's visit to the Army Museum.

Just like my Poppa

Learning from the Spanish Flu – one family's story of pandemic loss, a hundred years ago.

Why did so many kiwis die?

Thousands of people died in 1918, but why the young and healthy?