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Haere mai to Whanganui Regional Museum's Max Reeves as it farewells Margie Beautrais

Max Reeves’ career has led him gradually northwards from his hometown Invercargill to Whanganui Regional Museum. He takes on a new role at the museum as pou...

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Interactive arapaki panel comes to Pukenamu Queens Park

Interactive arapaki panel comes to Pukenamu Queens Park
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Museum Notebook: Fossils and other interesting finds along Whanganui coastline

Museum Notebook: Fossils and other interesting finds along Whanganui coastline
4 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Dark grey fossil oyster shells like this one are common on local beaches. Huge numbers of them have fossilised here over the last five million years. Photo / Whanganui Regional Museum
Dark grey fossil oyster shells like this one are common on local beaches. Huge numbers of them have fossilised here over the last five million years. Photo / Whanganui Regional Museum
Whanganui Chronicle
By: Margie Beautrais
Over recent weeks, I have worked with hundreds of school children along the Whanganui coastline helping them to discover what lives there.

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Tooth and Claw: Young visitors find fascination in Whanganui Regional Museum's creatures collection

Tooth and Claw: Young visitors find fascination in Whanganui Regional Museum's creatures collection
14 Dec, 2020 03:41 AM
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Abby Watt enjoyed spending time with the crabeater seal when she visited the Teeth, Talons and Taxidermy exhibition at the Whanganui Regional Museum. Photo / Liz Wylie
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Abby Watt was busy making drawings and taking notes during a visit to the Teeth, Talons and Taxidermy exhibition at the Whanganui Regional Museum.
The 10-year-old was visiting with the Whanganui Home Education group and said she found the crabeater seal in the Antarctic display especially interesting.

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