Armistice Day was first observed in 1919 to commemorate the end of the First World War and to remember those who had lost their lives during the conflict. Learn more about the history of the commemoration and take a moment to reflect at the Gallery 101 #RemembranceDay exhibition.
Never trust that anything that’s digitised or available online will be available forever. Digitisation is not preservation, and tech companies aren’t archivists or librarians. The presence of hard copy in a physical collection is the only guarantee of long-term survival
Saturday 7th December @ 10am, Tintype Central will be doing portraits here at the Museum. To book a spot, scan the QR code. Adrian is an award-winning portrait and documentary photographer and has worked for major advertising agencies and magazines around the world.
In Tāmaki Makaurau this Rā Maumahara – National Day of Commemoration for the New Zealand Wars? The @aucklandmuseum has its newly opened refreshed gallery Atarau: Stories of the New Zealand Wars https://t.co/fSPFdWHnFD Look up at Pukekawa tonight too! #RāMaumahara#NZWars#history
Comment: Some of the most forceful critics of Te Tiriti and tikanga are invincibly ignorant of these matters, writes Dame Anne Salmond. What's needed is a debate with gravitas and mana. https://t.co/fRItVC4iPb
#RailNews: Passenger rail journeys on the Wairarapa Line are now quicker after the lifting of a temporary speed restriction (TSR) enforced in April, following track renewal near Featherston.
World Day for Audiovisual Heritage is a reminder of the invaluable role audiovisual archives play in preserving our cultural history. As technology advances, it’s crucial to remember that behind every carefully curated collection is the creativity and expertise of archivists.
Brecht Declercq, President of FIAT/IFTA, raises an important concern about the rise of AI. While AI has immense potential, we must not lose sight of the human touch in archival research and curation.
As we are approaching #WDAH2024, let's celebrate both the technology that enhances archival work and the skilled professionals who make it meaningful. 🌍🎥
Read the full interview here (only available in English) 🔗 https://t.co/UXjkbUVvBW
#WDAH2025 #AudiovisualHeritage
Who can identify the voice of the subject of our new display? Very well known local identity 1914 - 2006. The full recording and transcript are available at the Museum.
Evidence of kūmara cultivation at Triangle Flat in Golden Bay (Mohua), "as early as AD 1290-1385... providing the first pre-1400 evidence for kūmara cultivation in Te Waipounamu - as early as anywhere else in Polynesia". #gardenhistory
https://t.co/j731TlpvFH