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Puke Ariki hub of NZ Music Month

by Virginia Winder on 01 May 2012

Puke Ariki and the district libraries will be alive with the sound of music this May and beyond. To celebrate New Zealand Music Month, more than 70 musicians and nearly 40 free events are booked in for the 2 May to June 10 celebrations, says Puke Ariki events co-ordinator Natalie Waddell.  ... Read more

ANZAC Day Closing

by Polly Catlin-Maybury on 23 April 2012

Puke Ariki Library and the District Libraries will all be closed on Wednesday (25 April) as it is a public holiday.   Puke Ariki Museum and i-SITE will be open 9.00am-5.00pm – however, a small part of the Art of Science exhibition will not be viewable as it is housed in the library wing. Read more

Coastal Birdtrackers event CANCELLED

by Polly Catlin- Maybury on 11 April 2012

Due to an inclement weather forecast, the Coastal Birdtrackers event planned for this morning has been cancelled. Read more

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Hope and Glory ; the days that made Britain

Review by fifi on 22 October 2011


A guilty pleasure for me as a new arrival into NZ and so indulging myself in pure nostalgia. Maconie is a well-respected author, BBC Radio 6 DJ and TV presenter and is well described as 'funny as Bryson and as wise as Orwell'. This latest book takes us through each of the decades of the last... ...read more


A Deeper Shade of Green

Review by nsaunders on 13 July 2011


Subtitled "Sustainable Urban Development, Building and Architecture in New Zealand" this book gives an overview of sustainable principles of architecture both now and in the future. Various parameters are covered for the design of the NZ house using passive solar and other means of energy... ...read more


Stillwater Creek

Review by janie on 05 April 2011


This is a first novel from this new author and I cant wait for the sequel which is on order/newly acquired. Its about a small remote coastal community in austrailia in the 50's. You are drawn into unbelievabily accepted predjudice of abo's & refo's ( refugees). It has some very endearing... ...read more


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