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Meet the panel: Kirsten McDougall
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- Coming this Friday June 9th to Newtown Library in conjunction with the Ngaio Marsh awards, we have a very special… Continue reading Meet the panel: Kirsten McDougall →
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Meet the panel: Brannavan Gnanalingam
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- Coming this Friday June 9th to Newtown Library in conjunction with the Ngaio Marsh awards, we have a very special… Continue reading Meet the panel: Brannavan Gnanalingam →
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Where did Rongotai Terrace go?
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- With the launch of the newly digitised Ronald Cameron Airport Collection, we take a look back at a version of… Continue reading Where did Rongotai Terrace go? →
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Exploring the visions of Bartok and Strauss
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- On Saturday 3 June, music by Richard Strauss and Béla Bartók bookends Myth and Ritual, the second concert in Orchestra… Continue reading Exploring the visions of Bartok and Strauss →
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Wellington Writers Walk 21st anniversary: Event video
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- Recently at Karori Library, we had the rare opportunity to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Wellington Writers Walk the… Continue reading Wellington Writers Walk 21st anniversary: Event video →
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Karori Library’s Creative Writing Classes
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- We have an exciting opportunity for adults interested in improving their creative writing skills. Karori Library will be hosting a… Continue reading Karori Library’s Creative Writing Classes →
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Wellington Writers Walk 21st anniversary: Bill Manhire
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- To celebrate the 21st anniversary of the fabulous Wellington Writers Walk, we’ve taken a closer look at just a few… Continue reading Wellington Writers Walk 21st anniversary: Bill Manhire →
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New Zealand Music Month Feature Interview: Sandbox Studio
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- Local recording studio Sandbox Studio is the best kept secret in the Wellington Music scene, but word is spreading far… Continue reading New Zealand Music Month Feature Interview: Sandbox Studio →
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Be-spoke Style: new fashion titles
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- This month’s new fashion and beauty books bring a great selection of reads! Lee Alexander McQueen: mind, mythos, muse is… Continue reading Be-spoke Style: new fashion titles →
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May’s NZMM Reviews: Part 3 – Wellington CD/Vinyl Mix
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- Here is part 3 of our New Zealand Music Month Music picks for May. You can catch up with Part… Continue reading May’s NZMM Reviews: Part 3 – Wellington CD/Vinyl Mix →
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Samoan Language Week 2023
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- Manuia le vaiaso o le gagana Sāmoa 2023: ‘Happy Sāmoan langauge week 2023’ This year’s theme is: ‘Mitamita i lau… Continue reading Samoan Language Week 2023 →
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Wellington Writers Walk: Iris Guiver Wilkinson, aka Robin Hyde
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- To celebrate the 21st anniversary of the fabulous Wellington Writers Walk, we’ve taken a closer look at just a few… Continue reading Wellington Writers Walk: Iris Guiver Wilkinson, aka Robin Hyde →
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Ships and sailors: New popular non-fiction
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- The invention of the ship was also the invention of the shipwreck. Paul Virilio There is a fantastic bunch of… Continue reading Ships and sailors: New popular non-fiction →
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Tina Turner 1939-2023
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- The legendary Tina Turner has passed away at the age of 83. The following titles from her illustrious career are… Continue reading Tina Turner 1939-2023 →
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Children’s Collection Spotlight: Board Books
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- In this new series we’ll be shining a spotlight on some of the different collections for children and young people… Continue reading Children’s Collection Spotlight: Board Books →
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“At night, here in the library, the ghosts have voices”: New SF and fantasy
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- via GIPHY At night, here in the library, the ghosts have voices. Alberto Manguel, The Library at Night Welcome to… Continue reading “At night, here in the library, the ghosts have voices”: New SF and fantasy →
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Meet the panel: Michelle Elvy
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- Coming soon to Newtown Library we have a very special launch event for the new anthology, A Kind of Shelter… Continue reading Meet the panel: Michelle Elvy →
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He Timotimo : Free te reo Māori taster sessions starting 8 June
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- Nau mai, haere mai to ‘He Timotimo’, Wellington City Libraries’ te reo Māori taster sessions! We know it can be… Continue reading He Timotimo : Free te reo Māori taster sessions starting 8 June →
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Interview: creator Ruby Solly on her new book, The Artist
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- The Artist is Ruby Solly’s stunning new verse novel (published by Te Herengawaka University Press), which vividly and evocatively brings… Continue reading Interview: creator Ruby Solly on her new book, The Artist →
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Meet the Panel: Pip Adam
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- Coming soon to Newtown Library we have a very special launch event for the new anthology, A Kind of Shelter… Continue reading Meet the Panel: Pip Adam →
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Kaleidoscopes in the Dark: Our interview with Bethany G. Rogers
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- Bethany G. Rogers debut short story collection Kaleidoscopes in the Dark is a collection of twisted fairy tales and more… Continue reading Kaleidoscopes in the Dark: Our interview with Bethany G. Rogers →
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May’s NZMM Reviews: Part 2 – NZ Vinyl
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- Here is part 2 of our New Zealand Music Month Music picks for May. You can catch up with Part… Continue reading May’s NZMM Reviews: Part 2 – NZ Vinyl →
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Meet the panel: Tina Makereti
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- Coming soon to Newtown Library we have a very special launch event for the new anthology, A Kind of Shelter… Continue reading Meet the panel: Tina Makereti →
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Save your brain: New health books
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- For those of you looking to improve your health, we’ve added these fresh new titles to our collection… Save your… Continue reading Save your brain: New health books →
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To the one I love the best: New biographies and memoirs
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- It’s a new month and that means new books. In our biographies this month we have a selection of fascinating… Continue reading To the one I love the best: New biographies and memoirs →
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Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts: Our May eBook Club pick!
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- Welcome to the WCL eBook Club, where each month we highlight a popular eBook in our digital collection and give… Continue reading Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts: Our May eBook Club pick! →
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Meet the panel: Witi Ihimaera
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- Witi Ihimaera photo by Colin McDiarmid Coming soon to Newtown Library we have a very special launch event for the… Continue reading Meet the panel: Witi Ihimaera →
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Culprits in the Capital: Newtown Mystery in the Library
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- Do you love delving into tales full of mystery and thrills? Then join us for an exciting evening of criminally… Continue reading Culprits in the Capital: Newtown Mystery in the Library →
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The 2023 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards winners
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- 2022 saw a whole raft of fabulous Aotearoa New Zealand books of quite exceptional quality released, featuring a dazzling array… Continue reading The 2023 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards winners →
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Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts: Our May eBook Club pick!
- Wellington City Libraries
- Welcome to the WCL eBook Club, where each month we highlight a popular eBook in our digital collection and give… Continue reading Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts: Our May eBook Club pick! →
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