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Local Focus: End of an era for Napier Library
Napier Library may be closed for five years. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
April sun in Cuba prompts artist's visit
Otahuhu College art teacher's visit to Cuba leads to an unusual artistic exchange.
Taking the pulse of Auckland's medical history
A new exhibition will tell the stories of our brave medical pioneers, including patients.
Future Islands: Sites of possibility
Its new home will help Ponsonby gallery Objectspace teach language of craft and design.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Is it time for Tauranga Moana Museum?
NZ's 5th largest city still without a museum. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The woman who read Auckland visits Papatoetoe
On a quest to visit every library in Auckland, Janet McAllister visits Papatoetoe.
The woman who read Auckland goes west
Janet McAllister continues her quest to visit every one of Auckland Council's libraries.
Motat shines new light on historic objects
MOTAT asks artists to create extraordinary from ordinary, shining new light on the past.
Library safari takes in inner-city suburbs
The woman who read Auckland visits Leys Institute in Ponsonby and Parnell Library.
The woman who read Auckland
Janet McAllister, the woman who's reading Auckland, visits Panmure and Glen Innes.
See, listen and suffer for their art?
There's something to shout about at Auckland Art Gallery, writes TJ McNamara.
The woman who read Auckland goes west
Janet McAllister, the woman who's reading her way around Auckland, heads west.
The woman who read Auckland
Janet McAllister, who's reading her way around Auckland, visits Waitakere Library.
The woman who read Auckland
The woman who read Auckland, Janet McAllister, visits the Mangere Bridge and Onehunga libraries.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Trendy little libraries for Huntly
It may be the digital age but libraries are coming to a street near you, and they need your books. Made with Funding from NZ On Air.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Taonga pūoro heard again in Napier
The beauty and mystique of Māori musical instruments were almost lost to the world. But Napier man Layton Robertson is playing his part to help revive them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Amazing marionettes at Waikato Museum
"Essentially you breathe life into something that is dead material" Puppeteer Norbert Hausberg exhibits his lifelong passion. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The woman who read Auckland: Janet McAllister visits New Lynn Library
The woman who read Auckland checks out New Lynn War Memorial Library.
Auckland libraries jobs on the line
More than 50 library staff at Auckland Council could lose their jobs before Christmas in a big shake up and cost-cutting exercise.
Museum makeover show a surprise gem
COMMENT: Seven years on the popular British show Time Team obviously left Gallagher with a strong sense for what audiences will find interesting.
Book cuts will hit hard, says Labour
The scrapping of nearly one million book loans to schools each year will let down students who are not prepared for digital alternatives, the Labour Party says.
No 1 missing library book is ...
It's so popular it has been named No1 on the missing book list for Auckland's 55 libraries.
Military show moved for rare baby birds
A pair of nesting rare birds has forced an Auckland museum to move a live action event in order to protect the endangered chicks.
New chapter for libraries
Libraries of the future could become community go-to places where you can hire a car, cut out a neat-fitting dress on a 3D printer or show a movie that you made.
Danielle Murray: Yowls and howls all part of modern library
I'm at the library. I haven't been at the library in years. But I'm told libraries are quiet places and I need a bit of quiet , writes Danielle Murray.
New broom sweeps into Motat
The Museum of Transport and Technology is embarking on a major transformation under a new broom which includes changes to admission fees.
One-time backwater fosters greater sense of belonging
On Saturdays, Hobart's Salamanca Place hosts a market visited by thousands of locals and tourists.