The Library is no longer charging overdue fines, except on items with a waiting list or on short loan. This puts print books on a more equal footing with ebooks which do not have fines. Students still need to renew or return books by the due...Read more
Library summer hours begin on Wednesday 15 November: Monday-Friday: 8am-6pm Saturday: Albany 10am-6pm; Manawatū & Wellington 1pm-6pm Sunday: Albany 10am-6pm; Manawatū & Wellington closed View full opening hours...Read more
During the next two weeks (14th– 25th August) we are seeking information about our free BONUS+ service and would appreciate it if you could fill out our questionnaire. If you are a distance student the questionnaire will be posted to you with...Read more
The word this week is: kamupūtu (come-moo-poo-too) gumboot Kei whea āku kamupūtu Where are my gumboots? Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s maori staff...Read more
The word this week is:kupu tautoko (coo-poo toe-tore-caw) argument for, word qualifier, testimonial The kupu tautoko for last night’s All Blacks loss, could ( and probably will be) debated hotly in the media, this week. Kupu o te wiki...Read more
The word this week is : whiri(a) – braid, plait. I whiria nga makawae o te kotiro e ana mama. The girl’s hair was braided by her mama. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s maori staff. ...Read more
Kupu o te wiki 30-Haratua-17 The kupu this week is: whio (fee-oar) Blue Duck These little cuties (of which we are lucky enough to have some in the Esplanade in Palmerston North) are named after the male’s call. They generally reside in the...Read more
DIY Kai is now open at Manawatū Library, providing microwaves, boiling water, filtered water, a sink and cleaning supplies for anyone to use. It is on Level 2 where the Cafe used to be. Enjoy! ...Read more
I was recently asked an interesting question – “I’ve written a report that hasn’t been published as either an article or a conference paper but I’m keen to be able to circulate it with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) so that it has a...Read more
PANZ is a professional association that incorporates a wide range of interests in relation to the study and understanding of population issues, in New Zealand and globally. The PANZ conference is the flagship forum for population research in...Read more
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