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Briefs with Beliefs : An Interview with Nisa's Pam Lowe
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews small Wellington businesses. Today we are happy to have Nisa. -
Author Interview: Mandy Hager
We chat to author Mandy Hager about her new novel, Strays & Waifs. -
2024 Ngaio Marsh Awards Winners Revealed
The Verdict Is In: the 2024 Ngaio Marsh Award winners are announced. -
20 kids’ books that you’ll want to reserve NOW
There’s a bumper crop of great kids’ books being published in September! We have some great titles on order and they're ready to be reserved if you want to be first in the queue when they're released! -
Queer Fantasy NOT for Pride Month! Because everyday is LGBTQ+!
Fantasy is the best genre. Obviously. You can do whatever you want in fantasy. Anything a “normal” book can do, fantasy can also do, AND have dragons. It’s also the perfect place for queer stories. -
Chatting with Cahoots: an interview with Jade Musther of social business, Cahoots. Part 2
In the second of this two part interview, we continue our kōrero with Jade Musther, Cahoots, about building a business around social justice, bike powered trailers and queer advocacy in the trades. -
Children’s book The Wild Robot comes to the big screen!
A fan of robots and the outdoors? Then you will love The Wild Robot, a heartwarming and action-packed novel about what happens when nature and technology collide. -
The Wellington Comic Lover’s Guide to... Wolverine
I’m the best at what I do, but what I do is tell you how to read comics in publication order. It’s the Wellington Comic Lover’s Guide to Wolverine! -
A Grasp of Wind: screening, live soundtrack and Q&A
A rare chance to see this short 1982 surrealist NZIFF Aotearoa New Zealand film with a new live score, followed by a Q&A session with the director and producer. -
Chatting with Cahoots: an interview with Jade Musther of social business, Cahoots. Part 1
We talk to Jade Musther, Cahoots, about building a business around social justice, bike powered trailers and queer advocacy in the trades. -
Author Interview: Janis Freegard
We chat with Janis Freegard about her new short story collection Wild, Wild Women. -
Author Interview: Cristina Sanders
We chat to Cristina Sanders about her new novel, Ōkiwi Brown. -
The Defence of Poetry! Proving Poems Aren't All Bad for Bad Poetry Day
Do you think poetry is bad? / I’ll bet you it has made you mad / -
Business eMagazines on Libby
Libby Newsstand offers up a range of eMagazines to interest all businesses. -
Chatting about chocolate with La Petite Artisan Chocolate
Our Business Specialist librarian interviews La Petite Artisan Chocolate. -
Wellington On a Plate 2024
Feed your mind and appetite with literary cookbooks, culinary kids' movies, and food-themed picture books! -
Thinking like an Olympian: lessons for business from elite athletes
With the Olympics in mind, we've collated some resources for business people aimed at gaining the winning mindset shared by the world's best athletes. -
Cook Islands Language Week 2024
Kia orāna! Welcome to Te ʻEpetoma ō Te Reo Māori Kūki ʻĀirani | Cook Islands Māori Language Week 2024!