Author: Joanna Kidman

Princesses — and the sanitising of British history

“For many Māori girls who grew up in Rotorua during the 1960s, the guides were our heroes. Our superwomen. Our warrior princesses.”

Posted by Joanna Kidman | Jan 28, 2018 | Reo

In the opening sequence of the cult classic, The Great Silence, the cowboy — a lone figure on a...

Last week, I was at home finishing off a paper for a conference when I heard a hacking smoker’s...

Posted by Joanna Kidman | Nov 4, 2017 | History

Not long ago, a group of graduate students had an impassioned discussion about an obelisk. It was...

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