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Suffragists recognised
On 19 September 1893, New Zealand became the first nation in the world to grant women the right to vote. Yesterday in recognition, the lower section of Khartoum Place was renamed Te Hā o Hine Place.
Surprises from the depths of St James
It wasn’t as salubrious a part of Auckland as it is today; it would have been pretty rough
Kadimah students learn about their whakapapa
Kadimah students have been finding out about their whakapapa at Auckland Libraries.
St James Theatre restoration gets a boost
Auckland Council has approved funding towards the restoration of Queen Street’s St James Theatre.
Searching for Gottfried Lindauer portraits
It is estimated there are more than 100 original paintings by the prolific 19th-century portraitist yet to be discovered.
Seeking new stories of the old west
The Waitākere Ranges Local Board is seeking original research for a new heritage conference focused on West Auckland’s history, called New Stories of the Old West.
Walkway through Papakura’s history
Images of Papakura’s past will be a feature of a new covered walkway connecting the town centre and train station.
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Vector Lights for Auckland Anniversary
Enjoy Vector Lights on the iconic Auckland Harbour Bridge as it dazzles in honour of the cultural...
Summer holiday program at Clendon Library
A vibrant summer of reading, creativity and discovery at Waimāhia Library
From the Archives: Drawing Aotearoa
An illustrated look at New Zealand life - from early etchings and political cartoons to the every...
Summer Sunset Sail
Savour delicious canapés and enjoy a complimentary drink as you soak in the beauty of Waitematā H...
Vector Lights for Waitangi Day
Vector Lights commemorates Waitangi Day with a dynamic light and sound show on the iconic Aucklan...
Family History Help
Join library staff and volunteers from the Papakura branch, New Zealand Society of Genealogists o...
