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Pānuihia mā te reo Māori Te Ao Pāpāho Māori – He Ara Hou (Māori Media Sector – Shift Options) is
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Read moreOur Kaupapa Māori Gareth Seymour was the recipient of the 2019 Paul Reynolds No Numpties Grant. He travelled to Canada
Read moreAfter an entire day of travelling, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision’s Documentation Archivist Tracy White had arrived in Los Angeles.
Read moreThe lights go down and the crowd grows quiet. On stage are dozens of children and young people with guitars,
Read moreBoxes and boxes and boxes. Archives collect a huge amount of material – it’s all part of caring for the
Read moreBy David Klein. Adam Sondej is a big fan of videotape. Most of his career has involved working with the
Read moreA version of this article was originally published in Ōtaki Today. (Spoiler alert! The club has now been identified –
Read moreWas Rewi’s Last Stand marketed in relation to WWII? What did American audiences make of Utu? Who played all the extra soldiers in Utu? What was in the lost 49 minutes of Rewi’s Last Stand? Research student Caitlin Lynch writes about her use of Ngā Taonga’s documentation archives for her Honours dissertation.
Read more– By Mishelle Muagututi’a (Documentation Team Leader, Kaiārahi Tira Pūranga ā-Tuhi, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) This blog has been
Read more– By Mishelle Muāgututi’a and Tracy White (Documentation Archivists, Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision) Pictured are some (not all) of the metal
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