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Talking Ginger beer and business with Tim Key, Peacock's Tail
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews small Wellington businesses. Today we are happy to have Peacock's Tail. -
Digital inclusion and the gender divide
This International Women’s Day,the UN Women’s theme fis DigitAll : Innovation and technology for gender equality. -
Considering a Franchise: Interview with Nick and Mel from Ben and Jerry's
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews Wellington businesses. Today we have Nick and Mel from Ben and Jerry's. -
Staff Picks: The Best DVDs of 2023
It’s time once again to present the best films and TV shows of 2023 in our collection, as chosen by our librarians. -
Passion for Pinball: Interview with Hamish Guthrey, Ye Olde Pinball Shoppe
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews Wellington businesses. Today we are happy to have Ye Olde Pinball Shoppe. -
Talking Raising Capital with Roscoe Price Moor, Roady
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews small Wellington businesses. Today we are happy to have Roady. -
Dogs in the workplace
We investigate the very cute topic of dogs in the workplace. -
Riffing on Retail: An interview with Mandy LaHatte of Indeja
We interview Mandy LaHatte of Indeja. -
Over the Edge: An Interview with a City Abseiler Part 2
Last week, we talked to Anaru Kerei and Beth Dugdale of Wellington Abseiling Maintenance about their business. This week we profile a former employee, Enzo Fantone. Photo courtesy of Enzo Fantone. -
Over the Edge: An Interview with a City Abseiling Business Part 1
We interview Anaru Kerei and Beth Dugdale, directors of Wellington Abseiling Maintenance (WAM). -
Customer Relationship Management: An interview with Emma Blades, Metservice
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews Wellington businesses. Today we have Emma Blades from Metservice. -
Summer Reading Adventure: Writing Remarkable Reviews
Here are some review-writing tips and tricks to help tamariki write the best reviews possible! -
The Rise of Vernacular Architecture in Wellington
The 1960s and 1970s saw the rise of a unique style of New Zealand architecture. Two of the best known exponents of this new form were the Wellington based architects, Roger Walker and Ian Athfield. -
Silent Wonders: Exploring Wordless Picture Books
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Author Interview: Giselle Clarkson in conversation
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Author Interview: Andrea Hotere on her book The Vanishing Point
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✨Unsettling✨ nostalgia for your holiday reading
Ah, December. A time of things-slowing-down, the official start of Summer, and oh, that Christmas thing as well. And oddly, also a time of year when I tend to settle in and re-read ✨unsettling✨ books. -
Skin Deep: Talking about Tattooing in Wellington Part 2
Part 2 of our series on tattooing in Wellington.