Library Out Loud

The word this week is: kōkā (core-car)  aunt We all think of her as our kōkā because she is always kind! Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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The word this week is: whaea (faah-ee-ya)  mother/aunt Was his whaea Aunty Rangi? Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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Over the next few weeks Manawatū Library will have some building work going on. This will be in two main areas: the main entrance Level 2 – replacing ceiling tiles and carpet, and moving the Ngā Kupu Ora collection Affected areas will be...Read more

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Need to find information for assignments? Want to get to grips with EndNote referencing software? Our Summer School online classes are for you… The workshops are offered online and open to all students and staff. Register for any or all Library...Read more

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The word this week is: whaene  (faah-ene) pronounced like “beg)  mother/aunt Her whaene is the lady that loves cats down on the corner! Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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I had a phone call today from Professor John Cockrem who is in Oamaru carrying out research on the town’s unique little blue penguin colony. It’s been in the news recently because it sits right on the waterfront and has for many years...Read more

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The word this week is: wahine (waa-hee-h)  love She comes across as a very knowledgeable woman! Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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Manawatū researchers, learn more about searching, managing and keeping up to date with the literature, publishing, and your publication impact. Manawatū Library will be running a series of five Researcher Development Library Workshops (RDLW)...Read more

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The word this week is: tane (tah-ne “as in beg”)  man Who is that tane standing next to the table? Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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