Library Out Loud

  The ‘Profiling Your Research’ workshop is for academic staff completing the Institutional Review of Research. It will cover the major tools available for gathering evidence about your published works, to support your evidence...Read more

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Craig Cherrie, Creative Arts & Industries Librarian at the Wellington Campus, reflects on the changes to the Wellington Campus Library: ​Half-a-semester on from the occupation of the full space of the ‘new’ Wellington Library, its timely...Read more

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Some people off-campus are continually getting a Captcha when trying to get to Google Scholar through the Library website. We are working on a solution, but in the meantime here are a couple of work arounds. If using Chrome, try Firefox...Read more

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The word this week is: Manu (Ma-noo) or Bird. The Moa was a native manu of New Zealand. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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Manawatū Library’s ANZAC display is up, including a wall of handmade poppies (knitted, crocheted, paper, silk, coke cans and more) and a garden of harakeke poppies outside.        ...Read more

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Library hours over ANZAC weekend are: Saturday 25 April: 1pm – 8pm Sunday 26 – Monday 27 April: 10am – 8pm For full hours please see Library Opening Hours...Read more

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Microsoft Office classes will be running at Albany Library (starting this week) and Manawatū Library (starting in May). Albany will cover Word, PowerPoint and Excel, while Manawatu will offer Word. Bookings are essential. For details and...Read more

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We have added an easier way to keep up with the new books in your area. Just go to the New Titles page and click on the orange RSS feed symbol for any area that interests you. This will allow you to add the feed to your RSS reader, or to Microsoft...Read more

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The word this week is: Maumahara (Mow-mah-ha-ra) or Remember. This week marks the 100th ANZAC anniversary  – we will remember them / ka maumahara mātou i a rātou. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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