Library hours will vary during February for Waitangi Day, exams, and the beginning of Semester 1. Waitangi Day The Library will be closed on Saturday 6 February and open Monday 8 February. Exam study on 14 February Manawatū and Wellington...Read more
givMe is the latest version of the funding database previously known as Breakout. It offers a search of awards, scholarships, schemes or grants for individuals. It is available on the Library’s Awards and Scholarships page, along with other...Read more
The Library will be closed for Anniversary Day. Manawatū and Wellington Libraries will be closed on Monday 25 January. Albany Library will be closed on Monday 1 February. View all Library opening hours...Read more
Get to grips with creating long documents, such as a thesis or major research report. Manawatū Library is running workshops on Microsoft Word Long Documents, at 12.10-1.30 on January 15 & 29 and February 12 & 26. This workshop will...Read more
The Library will close for the Christmas & New Year break at 5pm on Wednesday 23 December and re-open at 8am on Tuesday 5 January. View all Library opening hours. Happy holidays to you all!...Read more
The Library will be changing to Summer School hours from Wednesday 11 November. We will be closing at 6pm during the week, and reducing weekend hours. For full details, please see Library opening hours...Read more
The Library will be open on Labour Weekend, Saturday 24 – Monday 26 October, 10am-8pm. The Library will close later during exams on Friday 23 & 30 October, and 6 November, 8am-10pm. View Library opening hours...Read more
In this issue • 2013 Census products and services review • The closure of the 2013 Census output programme More about census See our website for more information about census, including previous censuses. Know anyone interested in...Read more
The word this week is: Rau (Row) a leaf. Just pick the rau and not the flower. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
The word this week is: Harakeke (Ha-ra-ke-ke “say like “egg”) New Zealand flax Those plants are harakeke. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
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