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Wellington Central Library gifted new official name: Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui

Wellington Central Library adopts gifted name: Te Matapihi ki te Ao Nui

Wellington City Council voted on Thursday to add an $8.5 million extension of Te Matapihi, which would add an additional 880 square metres of floor space to the building and add approximately three months to the construction process. The third and fourth floors will be extended across the existing roofline by adding an 8-metre extension for each floor. Ross Giblin/Stuff Te Matapihi has been closed since March 2019 due to earthquake risk. Council officers’ advice stated the benefits of the proposal would be the minimal visual impact, its low risk from a resource consent perspective and the ability for rooftop space to be retained for other uses such as a rooftop garden.

Tararua photographic competition through the lens of our people

Tararua photographic competition through the lens of our people 10 Mar, 2021 02:23 AM 3 minutes to read Tararua Mayor Tracey Collis and Ollie Bowie with his award for his winning entry in the photographic competition to mark Tararua District s 30 years. Photo / Supplied Tararua Mayor Tracey Collis and Ollie Bowie with his award for his winning entry in the photographic competition to mark Tararua District s 30 years. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today By: Sue Emeny As part of Tararua District s 30th anniversary celebration people were asked to show what Tararua District meant to them through a photgraphic competition. The answer was simple. The competition revealed Tararua meant Home .

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“These social media platforms ultimately are commercial enterprises. In part, they make their money from selling access to data, so not all of this content is simply freely available,” says Professor Axel Bruns, a researcher at the Queensland University of Technology’s Digital Media Research Centre. “So much of our lives now happens in social media spaces, in the same way perhaps that in the 1800s or so, letters between people would have been a really important source,” Bruns says. “Interactions and public responses by social media users to what’s happening in the world are a really important source of information not just right now . but also in the future.”

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