The new ‘Discover in detail’ demonstration shows you how to: use Discover’s advanced search (several search boxes) manage references (exporting to EndNote, folders) So if you want to look at some of the extra features in Discover, watch the demo! If you have any questions, please contact us. ...Read more
The New Zealand Statistics subject guide has just been launched. It brings together all the key resources in this area, including Historical Statistics New Zealand Census New Zealand Official Yearbook Maps & Boundaries Online Data...Read more
The ‘linked full text’ in Discover isn’t working properly off campus at the moment. We’re working on fixing this, but in the meantime there’s an easy solution. Just click on ‘Hello, Guest. Login for full...Read more
Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Kōanga (core-ung-a) or Spring The season of Kōanga is finally upon us...Read more
Tell us what you think of the library, and help us to improve our services. Take our online survey, available from here and the Library website during 17-30 September. Watch this space!...Read more
Riki-Lee Paniora with the Māori Land Court Minute Books at Albany Library This week we welcomed Riki-Lee Paniora (Ngā Puhi, Te Roroa, Tainui) to Albany Library – our new Māori Information Services Librarian/Kaiwhakarato Pārongo...Read more
Kupu o te wiki, or word of the week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The kupu o te wiki this week is: mākū (mar-coo) or wet It is very mākū today. My clothes are mākū from the rain! ...Read more
The History subject guide has just been launched. It brings together all the key resources in this area, including articles, books, newspapers, background information, and a New Zealand history page. This is the latest in the Library’s...Read more
The National Library of New Zealand has added new digital content to New Zealand digital collections, A-Js Online and Papers Past. First, they have added the three volumes of the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Representatives (1854...Read more
Welcome to the new Library Out Loud. We’ll have all the usual Library news and views, but we’re now on the Massey Blogs platform. If you wish to follow us with RSS feeds, please use this URL: http://sites.massey.ac.nz/library/feed/...Read more
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