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Pūrākau rongonui - Featured stories
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Capital Crimes: Karori Mystery in the Library Event, Thursday 1 May
Join us for our second sensational Ngaio Marsh Awards event of the year! -
Celebrate Friendly Cities: Dear Falasteen
We're introducing a new digital pen pal programme with the Leila Miqdadi Al-Qattan Library in Ramallah, Palestine. -
Shine bright like a diamond: Interview with Ian Douglas, Village Goldsmith
We talk to local master jeweller, Ian Douglas, Village Goldsmith, about innovation.
Recent stories
- New Zealand Railways and the Remutaka Deviation
- Being a Justice of the Peace: interview with Juping Zhou
- If it Weren't for your Gumboots: An interview with Bata
- One Hundred Years of Local Theatre
- RAD: Radio Active Digest now on Wellington City Recollect
- Author Interview: Becky Manawatu
- Conversation Over Coffee: An interview with Matt Lamason, founder of Peoples Coffee
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Interloans
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Kids
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JP Services
Justice of the Peace clinics run at set times at several of our branches.