![View from a Port Hills rock outcrop to Governors Bay Road and a [military barracks?] above Rapaki Bay, Lyttelton Harbour, Banks Peninsula, Canterbury Region. Williams, Edgar Richard, 1891-1983: Negatives, lantern slides, stereographs, colour transparencies, monochrome prints, photographic ephemera. Ref: 1/4-095491-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/30627681](https://i0.wp.com/trw.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/nlnzimage.jpg?fit=1080%2C1622&ssl=1)
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Mātauranga Māori: a workshop near you!
Offering you and your team an overnight experience. Expand and deepen your understanding of mātauranga Māori by taking the next step of staying overnight on marae. Make your commitment today, so you can influence your tomorrow!
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Hui-ā-tau 2016: H. Mangan
Kia ora koutou I thought I would follow Donalds example and provide some korero and insights gained from attending the Hui ā Tau ki Parihaka – Hokia ki tō mounga kia purea koe e te hau a Tāwhirimātea – Return to your mountain to be replenished/rejuvenated by the winds of Tāwhirimātea. After being absent for… Read more »
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2016 Meri Mygind Award: Te Paea Paringatai
Nominated by Te Ūpoko o te Ika a Māui region, the recipient for the 2016 Meri Mygind Wahine Toa Award goes to Te Paea Paringatai. As Tumuaki of Te Rōpū Whakahau Te Paea has raised the profile of our organisation and strengthened the position of our Rōpū within the Library and Information world both nationally… Read more »
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2016 Robin Hakopa Award: Ariana Tikao
Nominated by Te Upoko o Te Ika a Maui region it is our great pleasure to announce the recipient of the Robin Hakopa Te Reo Māori Award for 2016 is Ariana Tikao. Ariana brings initiative, dedication and creativity to everything she does. She has worked in the role of Māori Specialist in our Arrangement and Description team… Read more »
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Hui-ā-tau o LIANZA 2015 – Toipoto Scholarship (nā T.Beamsley)
Kei aku iti, kei aku rahi o ngā māta waka o te motu, tēnā koutou katoa! He mihi nūnui ki a koutou, Ngā Kaiwhakahau, i tautokotanga i a ahau ki tē huihuinga ‘Karanga rā! – Shout!’ i tērā tau. Kāore e kore nā koutou manaakitanga i whakatū ahau ki te hui-a-tau, ā ngā whakawhetai mōku… Read more »
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New IFLA Indigenous Matters Section
In January 2016, IFLA confirmed and welcomed the new Indigenous Matters Section. The section known also as “IM” is section number 50, and sits within Division III, Library Services. In October 2015, there were 41 registered members of the section; this number is expected to grow and it is an exciting time to be part… Read more »
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Indigenous Matters Section – your chance to be part of the action! Extended deadline
This is a Call to Action! We need 10 more registrations to form the section. Registration is open to any IFLA member (individuals or associations and institutions) passionate about indigenous peoples, their culture, language, and knowledge systems. Collaboration is essential for strong societies and strong libraries. It’s an effective way for us to connect our… Read more »
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International Indigenous Librarians’ Forum (IILF)
At the recent IILF, held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, it was confirmed that IILF 2017 will be held in Australia, IILF 2019 will return to Aotearoa in 2019. IILF 2019 marks 20 years, and it with delight that we welcome the mauri stone, the forum and delegates back to Waipapa Marae, Tāmaki Makaurau. Waipapa, was… Read more »
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Are you an IFLA member? Register for the Indigenous Matters Section today!
An opportunity exists for you to play a vital role in the next phase of Indigenous Matters within IFLA and the profession. The Professional Committee of the IFLA Governing Board made the decision to support the proposal to establish the INDIGENOUS MATTERS SECTION at its recent meeting in April. There will be a two year… Read more »
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Hui-ā-tau 2016 (Parihaka) – theme and dates confirmed!
Mark the date in your calendar! Hui-ā-tau 2016 will be held Wednesday 20 April to Saturday 23 April 2016 at Parihaka in Taranaki. The theme for our annual hui is: Hoki ki tō maunga.