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On The Road in the North Island – May 2019
May 30, 2019
North Island Museum Development Adviser | Kaiwhanake Whare Taonga Sally August shares recent developments and projects across the North Island.
Stories written in the whenua beneath our feet: Geoheritage, geoconservation and geoeducation
May 23, 2019
Aotearoa Rocks blog author Ilmars Gravis makes a case for the importance of geoheritage in New Zealand
All That Remains: WWI objects from New Zealand museum collections
Kiwi Chicks: New Zealand Girl History
Ngā Kōhine Kiwi: He Hitori Taitamāhine o Aotearoa
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