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March eBook Club: The Chthonic Cycle by Una Cruickshank
Dive into our monthly eBook club through the Libby app, where you can read our selected title without any wait!
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Love, death and other scenes: New biographies and memoirs
Poetry, lost love, a Wiggle, animal lovers, and more in our latest picks of the new biographies. Have a browse!
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New Books on Sustainability and the Environment
From small actions that we can do in our lives, to picturing global change, these new books are worth a look.
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New Science Books
Explore fascinating topics such as the history of stones, what lives in the depths of the ocean and the huia bird.
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Author Interview: Una Cruickshank
We chat to debut author Una Cruickshank about her book, The Chthonic Cycle.
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Finding your stride: New sports and recreation books
Explore these sport and recreation books, recently added to our collection.
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New Film and Television Books
Check out these new books on filmmaking and behind-the-scenes stories.
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Past author event: Watch Fact and Fiction, Writing History
Watch the video of our author event with Kate Mahony,Clare Gleeson and Mary McCallum.
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When Life Gives You Lemurs: New Biographies
Rockstars, animal whisperers, sports giants, and phenomenal women feature in the latest crop of biographies and memoirs.
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Musician Interview: David Long
Listen to our interview with musician David Long about his new album All Things Will Stay Silent.
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Archives and voyages: New popular non-fiction
This month, we're highlighting some stellar essay collections and celebrating local authors.
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Dream trip: New travel books
Travel to some unimaginable places with our new travel books.
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Video Interview with Daniel Beban: parts one and two
Riki Gooch interviews author Daniel Beban about his new nonfiction book, Future Jaw-Clap: The Primitive Art Group and Braille Collective Story.
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Our world: New science books
Keep up to date with this month's new science books.
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The feel good fix: New health books in the collection
We have another fantastic crop of health books added to our collection this month - have a browse!
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Meet the panelists: Erick Brenstrum | October 18 event
Hear former New Zealand Geographic columnist, Erick Brenstrum, at our upcoming Climate Event.
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New Cookbooks for October
Here is a selection of new cookbooks which have arrived in the library, with plenty to choose from and lots of new recipes to try.
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A Journey by Train from New Zealand to Spain: Our interview with travel writer Gregory Hill
Dive into our monthly eBook club through the Libby app, where you can read our selected title without any wait!
Poetry, lost love, a Wiggle, animal lovers, and more in our latest picks of the new biographies. Have a browse!
From small actions that we can do in our lives, to picturing global change, these new books are worth a look.
Explore fascinating topics such as the history of stones, what lives in the depths of the ocean and the huia bird.
We chat to debut author Una Cruickshank about her book, The Chthonic Cycle.
Explore these sport and recreation books, recently added to our collection.
Check out these new books on filmmaking and behind-the-scenes stories.
Watch the video of our author event with Kate Mahony,Clare Gleeson and Mary McCallum.
Rockstars, animal whisperers, sports giants, and phenomenal women feature in the latest crop of biographies and memoirs.
Listen to our interview with musician David Long about his new album All Things Will Stay Silent.
This month, we're highlighting some stellar essay collections and celebrating local authors.
Travel to some unimaginable places with our new travel books.
Riki Gooch interviews author Daniel Beban about his new nonfiction book, Future Jaw-Clap: The Primitive Art Group and Braille Collective Story.
Keep up to date with this month's new science books.
We have another fantastic crop of health books added to our collection this month - have a browse!
Hear former New Zealand Geographic columnist, Erick Brenstrum, at our upcoming Climate Event.
Here is a selection of new cookbooks which have arrived in the library, with plenty to choose from and lots of new recipes to try.