Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics
The Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics is published four times a year by Wiley-Blackwell on behalf of the Statistical Society of Australia Inc. and the New Zealand Statistical Association.
Information about the Journal may be found on the home page:
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics
Subscribers to the ANZ Journal of Statistics are able to access an electronic version of the Journal from the Wiley Publishing site.
New Zealand Statistician
The New Zealand Statistician was the official journal of the NZSA between 1966 and 1997. The scanned text of all issues is downloadable as a zip file.
Full information is given on the NZ Statistician archive page.
NZSA Newsletter
The NZSA Newsletter is produced twice a year.
Submissions to the Newsletter
The Newsletter welcomes any submissions of interest to members of the New Zealand Statistical Association. News about New Zealand statisticians, statistical meetings, statistical organisations, statistics in education, or statistical curiosities are suitable for inclusion. Letters that raise issues of importance to statistics in New Zealand are also welcomed. Photographs of recent gatherings and new appointees are of particular interest. Electronic submissions are preferred.
Editor
Email: newsletter@stats.org.nz
The History of Statistics in New Zealand
A History of Statistics in New Zealand was published by Bateson Publishing in 1999, with funding from the New Zealand Statistical Association and the Lotteries Commission of New Zealand. H S (Stan) Roberts edited the history, and wrote substantial sections.
The book was launched on November 22, 1999. A copy of the book was sent to all NZSA members as of the 50th Annual Meeting of the NZSA in Wellington in July, 1999. Only a very small number of hard copies remain for purchase. The electronic copy is available for download and can be used as long as the NZSA is acknowledged as the source.
The NZSA is currently working on an updated 2nd edition. Contact the editor, Richard Penny, with suggestions for content.