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Ngā kōrero o te wā - Featured stories
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Why talk about being mixed-heritage?
Join us for a free author kōrero 12 September at Karori to celebrate 'Everything That Moves, Moves Through Another'. -
eAudiobook September: 'You Are Here'
Listen with us during the month of September as we highlight a weekly eAudiobook pick with unlimited downloads! -
Borrow DVDs for free, 5 – 18 September
In a special offer: from 5 – 18 September, you will be able to borrow DVDs free of charge.
Recent stories
- New Zealand Chinese Language Week 2024
- WCL's eAudiobook September!
- Briefs with Beliefs : An Interview with Nisa's Pam Lowe
- Author Interview: Mandy Hager
- Author kōrero: Everything That Moves, Moves Through Another
- Chatting with Cahoots: an interview with Jade Musther of social business, Cahoots. Part 1
- Author Interview: Cristina Sanders