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NB: July-August 2018

This issue we rise up and welcome the festival of Puaka Matariki, with a chance to enjoy the craft and creativity of living Ngāi Tahutanga. We put the big questions to the poets in our annual gala National Poetry Day celebrations. And we see things from a whole new perspective, when young film-makers show us what life looks like through their lens. Plus tiny worlds, electric cars and happy hoiho. Eclectic much!

Contents

Puaka Matariki 6 - 22 July

by Kay Mercer, Olga Hemmingsen

Puaka matariki – maraka, maraka!

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People Power

by Anne-Maree Wigley

The Library's most valuable resource.

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What's On

What's On

by Kay Mercer

Film screenings, poetry, author talks, stories, crafts, healthy food and a tour of the underworld. Tempted?

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Beyond the ICE age

by Pam McKinlay, Otago Electric Vehicle Society Inc

NZ International Science Festival: ELECTRIC CARS AND BEYOND

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Perspectives: A screening of short documentary films by the 2018 students of the Otago Polytechnic certificate in Film and Television

Perspectives: Documentary Film Screening

by Kay Mercer

Today: 6pm, ground floor Cube

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DEMURE GRACE

by Grace Carlyle

A poem by Grace Carlyle

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Hot Topic: Winter Reads

by Maureen Brook

Books with a winter theme

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Harvest: a Novel by Christine Carrell

New Zealand Reads: Harvest

by Christine Carrell

This new local novel by Christine Carrell is a book which readers find resonates with their own lives.

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Exhibition to mark 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage

by Julian Smith

The Heritage Collections pay tribute to 125 years of New Zealand women’s suffrage in their latest exhibition. We showcase early women writers and other creative women of the times to complement the story of the women’s suffrage movement.

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McNab  - What's New

What's New McNab

by Malcolm Deans

The latest in the New Zealand Collection.

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Visions for Dunedin

by Ann Barsby, Southern Heritage Trust

Tuesday 21st August, 6pm

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#Go Beyond - Science for Everyone

by Shirley Jones

The 2018 New Zealand Science Festival is a celebration of all things science with over 150 events in Dunedin in July.

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Dunedin: Founding a New World City, by Ian Dougherty

Non-Fiction Special: Dunedin

by Ian Dougherty

The town that went on to become a UNESCO City of Literature in 2014 had somewhat humbler literary beginnings.

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Landfall - Autumn 2018

Otago University Press

by Emma Neale, Victor Billot

New releases.

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Teen Space - What's New

What's New Teen Space

by Amanda Booth and Glenda Rogers

New and recommended reads for young adults

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Hoiho Yellow-Eyed Penguin

Winners of Hello I'm a Hoiho

by Kay Mercer

Children's writing competition 2018

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Kids' Picks

by Rachel Kean

A selection of new books for children.

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Seeking an Aurora by Elizabeth Pulford and Anne Bannock

Seeking an Aurora

by Elizabeth Pulford

A new picture book by Elizabeth Pulford, illustrated by Anne Bannock

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