National Library of New Zealand stories
More of NZ's digital content to become freely available
Mon, 28th Nov 2016
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Kiwis gain free access to a treasure trove of digital content through the pioneering open-source tool, Supplejack, in a national collaborative effort.
National Library does about face on Services to Schools cuts
Wed, 8th Apr 2015
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National Library releases timetable for changes to Services to Schools program, aiming to get more books to students.
LIANZA responds to National Library's cut to Services to Schools
Mon, 16th Feb 2015
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The changes are far-reaching and have implications beyond the National Library and schools, into the wider education and local government sectors.
Green Party calls on Government to close digital divide
Wed, 4th Feb 2015
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Government must do more to close digital divide, says Green Party following release of new data on internet access.
Teachers left to fend for themselves as National Library cuts lending to Kiwi schools
Thu, 29th Jan 2015
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New Zealand's National Library will cut specialist non-fiction book lending to schools, leaving educators struggling to source curriculum materials.
New partnership provides more access to NZ's history
Wed, 19th Mar 2014
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DigitalNZ's new partnership with Radio NZ unlocks over 150,000 historic interviews and items, weaving NZ's story like never before.
NZ National Library collects millionth digital pic
Mon, 1st Oct 2012
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Rugby World Cup victory parade image becomes the milestone addition to the National Library’s collection of digital heritage material.
Scholarship unveiled to honour Paul Reynolds
Wed, 8th Dec 2010
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A 'No Numpties' scholarship has been launched in honour of late internet pioneer Paul Reynolds, set to support the NZ cultural sector biennially.