The latest study on the views of New Zealanders regarding anti-Semitism was released last week, and highlights some areas of concern.

Here are some Jewish organisations, resources, centres and congregations that work with the New Zealand Jewish peoples to build community, preserve historical materials and chronicle aspects of Jewish life in New Zealand.

The recent Russian shelling of Kyiv hit the site of the 1941 Babi Yar massacre. Joanna Moss tells us of her trip to Kyiv in 2015 and her visit to the Babi Yar monument.

On the 60th Anniversary of the founding of B’nai B’rith Auckland Lodge 2345, we look back on six decades of activity and on the people involved both as office holders and as active participating members.

During the past 50 years Kadimah School has developed into a fine institution with enthusiastic support from parents and many in the community and having an envious reputation for outstanding academic achievement.

David Cohen explains the history of the Wellington’s Progressive Jewish Congregation, Temple Sinai, established in 1959.

The Jewish Lives website, launched in April 2021 provides a platform for people to learn about the contribution made by Jews to New Zealand. The theme of the Jewish Lives website is 'past-present-future'.

The Trustees of The Jewish Museum of New Zealand Charitable Trust have taken on the task of preserving and cataloguing the community’s historical archives.