“Libraries hold the power to transform lives and strengthen communities. With your support, I am confident we can work together to lead IFLA into an exciting and impactful future,” says IFLA President-elect nominee Te Paea Paringatai. Well-known to the library and information community in Aotearoa, Te Paea will be standing for the IFLA President-elect […]
LIANZA endorse Te Paea Paringatai’s IFLA presidency nomination Read more >
This article was written by Siren Deluxe, mother and Manager of Libraries and Cultural Services at Kāpiti District Council, in praise of her children’s school librarian. At the end of the school year, primary school teachers are inundated by home-baking and coffee mugs with attempted humour on them. The bond formed between student and
Celebrating school librarians Read more >
You may be asking yourself – what is Te Tōtara workforce capability framework, why might I want to know about it and how do I get the best out of Te Tōtara resources? The overall goal of the framework is to value and grow the capabilities of kaimahi in the library and information sector.
Getting the best out of Te Tōtara workforce capability resources Read more >
Before Christmas, LIANZA submitted on the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill. The submission was strongly against supporting the bill. This bill, if passed, will undermine the rights that Māori held before European contact, reaffirmed under He Whakaputanga 1835 and Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840. Furthermore, LIANZA believe the submission process is disingenuous
