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Society03.09.22

Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho: Taonga Preservation for Generations

Sinead Overbye talks to Vicki-Anne Heikell and Paul Diamond of the Alexander Turnbull Library about their work with historical collections and the future of storing and accessing our taonga.

By Sinead Overbye
Read Time: 18 mins
Society14.11.22

Living Taonga

Arihia Latham responds to Te Papa Tongarewa’s series Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho and the call to listen to keep stories of whānau, tīpuna and taonga alive.

By Arihia Latham
Read Time: 14 mins
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