Discover 'Lasting Impressions: The Story of New Zealand's Newspapers, 1840-1920,' a captivating exploration of the vital role newspapers played in shaping New Zealand’s history and communities. Authored by Ian F. Grant and published by Fraser Books, this comprehensive social history is a remarkable addition to any book collection. With dimensions measuring 170 x 240 mm and a substantial 676 pages in paperback format, this book offers an in-depth look at the evolution of the newspaper industry in New Zealand, documenting its journey from the earliest days through the challenges faced during World War One.

Delve into the rich tapestry of New Zealand’s media landscape as you uncover the origins of the newspaper business, the proliferation of daily and provincial papers, and the emergence of weekly publications that became integral to community life. Notably, this historical book features dedicated sections on the unique goldfields press and pioneering Maori newspapers, providing a rare glimpse into diverse viewpoints that shaped public opinion.

Whether you’re a historian, a student of media studies, or simply a lover of New Zealand's cultural heritage, this book serves as an essential reference resource. Filled with colorful extracts and illuminating stories, 'Lasting Impressions' reveals the remarkable personalities behind the headlines and celebrates the legacy of New Zealand's newspapers.

Add this indispensable work to your library today and understand the profound impact of journalism on New Zealand's societal evolution. We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox NZ is a locally owned business in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ, ensuring no unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes.

CONDITION: Brand New
Dimensions: 170 x 240 mm
Pages: 676
Bind: paperback
Author: Ian F Grant Publisher: Fraser Books
Publication Date: 01-10-2018

The first comprehensive history of New Zealand newspapers since Guy Scholefield’sNewspapers in New Zealand in 1958, Lasting Impressions is a social history that places newspapers and their vital importance in New Zealand’s development as a nation in the context of life in the communities they prospered or failed in. There are detailed descriptionsof the beginnings of the newspaper business in New Zealand, the papers that spread throughout the countryclose behind the first settlers, the daily press’s leap of faith, the proliferation of provincial papers, early twentieth century challenges, and the difficulties faced by World War One newspapers. For the first time in a newspaper history there are also sections on the burgeoning weeklies phenomenon, the distinctive goldfields’ press and the numerous Maori newspapers. The book is both a valuable reference resource and a social history brimming with colourful extracts from newspapers and stories of remarkable personalities. Fraser Books in association with the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

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