Librarian, research, archives and beloved pukapuka, Te Waipounamu ♥️.
Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa
Joined March 2015
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Papers Past now has the first 20 years of the Listener online.
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CHIP-IN FOR THE WIN! 😱 🏆
@RyanFoxGolfer steals his first TOUR title in dramatic fashion @MyrtleBeachCl!
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A woodcut peering out from a 16th century binding. It's been used as the pastedown on a 1596 Frankfurt printing of Aristotle's Physics, but we can't see enough of it to know what it's from #Printed #Fragments #Bindings
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I have taken great care not to deride, bewail, or execrate human actions, but to understand them. (TP)
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Me and the band are absolutely thrilled to be bringing our amazing show down under. It’s been too long since I last saw you! The show is simply tip top and the band on excellent form, I’d say you are in for a treat! 💕 🇦🇺🇳🇿
The Frontier Members pre sale starts on Monday- sign up here
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I am honored to have been asked to contribute to this. In an algorithm-driven world that just makes the rich richer, it’s more important than ever to support archivists who save forgotten or unpopular things.
The Vanishing Culture report arrives today at a critical moment: While @internetarchive recovers from a cyberattack, it’s a reminder of how fragile our access to knowledge can be. Preserving culture & history requires resilience—and collective action.
🔗 blog.archive.org/2024/10/30/…
ALT The image shows the cover of the Internet Archive's Vanishing Culture report. On the left, the words "Vanishing Culture" are prominently displayed in bold, dark font against a neutral background. To the right, a set of cultural artifacts including a VHS tape, an open book, a film reel, a vinyl record, and a web link icon appear to disintegrate into pixels, symbolizing the disappearance of analog and digital media. Below these icons is a pixelated computer hand cursor pointing to the word "SAVE," emphasizing the need for preservation. The Internet Archive's logo is placed in the bottom-right corner.
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In a wide-ranging conversation with VF's @joehagansays, Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus discusses Alex Ross Perry’s new film about the band and making a living as a working indie rock legend.
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Golden Lion win at Venice Biennale for Mataaho Collective 🔥
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Former Herald editor Gavin Ellis' decision to hire Rod Oram brought him to NZ, where he pushed the boundaries for decades. As Oram is farewelled in Auckland today, Ellis remembers his forward-thinking colleague and admired friend newsroom.co.nz/2024/04/05/ro…
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Once every four years, we get an extra day of Black History Month! I’ll use it to spotlight Phillis Wheatley, the first enslaved African American woman to have a book of poems published. The @librarycongress has a first edition!
#blackhistorymonth #poetry
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Billy Bowden stands unperturbed as players take cover from bees, India v Australia, 3rd Test, New Delhi, October 31st 2008. His cool did not last long - within seconds he too was lying down (Prakash Singh)
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When entering appearances, counsel should also state which high school they went to.
The Chief Justice has announced today that the Supreme Court will sit in Christchurch from 11 -12 March 2024. This will be the fourth time that New Zealand’s highest court has sat outside its Wellington home base.
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ALT Supreme Court to sit in Christchurch
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Gilbert White of Selborne in his garden with his beloved tortoise, Timothy. White began his journal, the Garden Kalendar, in 1751. The engraving is one of my favourites by the wonderful Eric Ravilious (London, Nonsuch Press, 1938).
