Papers Past | Newspapers Home
WEBHistoric New Zealand and Pacific newspapers from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Māori niupepa in both te reo Māori and English.
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WEBCollections. Find out about highlights in the National Library and Alexander Turnbull Library collections, ways that you can use the collections, how you can support our work, guides to caring for your collections and have a look at some of our online exhibitions.
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WEBNational Library CatalogueSearch our published collections, including books, magazines, audio, and websites.. Turnbull Archival Catalogue (Tiaki)Search our unpublished collections, including manuscripts, images, and audio. Image searchBrowse and search half a million digital images. Papers PastMillions of pages of historic NZ newspapers. National Library e-resourcesSearch electronic resources ...
Papers Past
WEBNau mai, rāhiri mai ki Papers Past. Nau mai, piki mai koutou e whai ana i te hīnātore o te mātauranga, kia āta hīkina ēnei mātauranga kia puta ki te ao mārama,
Papers Past - National Library of New Zealand
WEBOnline archive of digitised full-text materials. The Papers Past website is the National Library’s online archive of New Zealand and Pacific newspapers, magazines, journals, diaries, letters, parliamentary papers and books. Papers Past lets you search through an ever-growing collection, spanning more than a hundred years of New Zealand history.
Remembering Parihaka - National Library of New Zealand
WEBRemembering Parihaka. November 1st, 2022, By Dylan Owen. For Taranaki Māori, 5 November 1881 is known as ‘Te Rā o te Pāhua’ or the ‘Day of Plunder’. The invasion of Parihaka — te pāhuatanga — involved 1500 armed constabulary and volunteers led by the Native Affairs Minister, John Bryce. Image credit: Mount Taranaki from Parihaka ...
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WEBHistoric New Zealand and Pacific newspapers from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Māori niupepa in both te reo Māori and English.
A treaty: Te Tiriti o Waitangi | He Tohu - National Library of New …
WEBA treaty is an agreement between independent nations. Te Tiriti o Waitangi was an agreement between Britain, represented by William Hobson, and New Zealand, represented by many rangatira. The Treaty of Waitangi was first signed at Waitangi on 6 February 1840. There are 9 sheets of the Treaty of Waitangi – 2 on parchment (stretched animal skin ...
Why school libraries matter | Services to Schools - National Library …
WEBSchool libraries are most effective when these elements combine to form an integrated whole. An effective school library: helps close the education gap — for students who might otherwise be disadvantaged, the library can provide access to the stories, information, and technology they need. Purpose of the school library.
a door to success - National Library of New Zealand
WEBAs well as academic benefits, reading for pleasure provides social and emotional gains including: an increase in empathy and social skills. improvement of health and wellbeing. enjoyment and stimulating the imagination. … children’s enjoyment of reading is related to a longer life, better mental well-being and healthier eating ….