In this issue, we feature the latest Pasifka Books curated by Gina Cole for Kete Books. We hear about the audiobooks available through Disability Services at the National Library. More on books and reading, Jemma Joines talks about her love of reading and why reader's advisory is good customer service.
Marcus Harvey tells us about his transition from Victoria University Te Herenga Waka Library to South Wairarapa Libraries.
I was privileged to attend the opening of the new heritage campus, Te Kahu, in Wellington recently, and I report back on the opening. Arlee Turner’s article on recognising sovereign citizen signals is useful for everyone working in information provision at the coalface.
Again, there’s lots of very useful information and advice in articles and especially in the columns from the LIANZA copyright, AI, climate action and freedom of information – be sure to check them out.
