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Archive for the ‘Blog’ Category

Judith’s Winter Diary

August 11, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

‘National Services Te Paerangi is working with Christchurch publicly funded heritage agencies who have been meeting to develop strategies for sector recovery and to consult and report to CERA.’

Gavin’s Diary Winter 2011


National Services Te Paerangi

‘Keep those emails and phone calls coming in if you have any questions.’

The National Preservation Office and National Services Te Paerangi in Tūhoe Country

August 5, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

‘This intense, but rewarding mahi, was conducted with the blessing and assistance of the tangata whenua of Tuai, Waikaremoana.’

Layers of History: Hope for Heritage Buildings

June 29, 2011
Adrienne Rewi

There is an opportunity to put the Arts Centre– and much of the city – back together again – even if it does take fifteen years.

Therese Angelo, Q and A

June 23, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

Therese Angelo has become a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to museums.

Eva Huismans interview

June 7, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

Eva Huismans is Museum Outreach and Training Coordinator at Canterbury Museum, and an assessor for ATTTO.

Earthquake Recovery – A Ngai Tahu Perspective

June 1, 2011
Adrienne Rewi

Ngai Tahi Kaiwhakahaere Mark Solomon: “We intend to have representatives at every level of planning going forward.”

Woodsdale

May 30, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

‘This small community museum has shown that it can overcome any hurdles in its way.’

Art Salvage

May 17, 2011
Adrienne Rewi

“This is the only metropolitan-wide disaster New Zealand has experienced during the modern age of art galleries, museums and an art scene and there’s an enormous opportunity here to learn lessons for the future,” Neil Semple.

Q&A, Bridget Wellwood

May 16, 2011
National Services Te Paerangi

‘The real strength of the museum lies in the people, the community spirit, the generosity and philanthropy that have kept the place going, against all odds.’