Tracing Local History with Western Bay of Plenty Community Archives
Revealing Untold Stories: The Value of School Archives
Archives are more than just a collection of official records, they also serve to safeguard and celebrate the memories and achievements of their communities. In the case of schools, archives are increasingly seen as a vital component of alumni engagement programmes.
Doodles and Kineticism: Digitising Len Lye’s Artwork
Discovering Aotearoa’s Maritime Stories
Sketchbooks Provide Fascinating Insights into 19th Century Naturalism
Troopship Magazines Shed New Light on the ANZAC Spirit
Digihub Celebrates Clutha’s Local History
Transporting Medieval Manuscripts into the Public Realm
Digitisation and forecasting geomagnetic storms
Protecting New Zealand’s Naval Heritage
Unlocking the Mystery of the Lübeck Bible
An Unobstructed View of the 1920s
Digitising Legal Documents from the Victorian Era
Unearthing a collection from disaster to discovery
Archival Audio-Visual Digitisation
Phase One Generates Stunning Results for Colonial Maps
3D scanning enhances the preservation of cultural heritage
Nitrate Film Digitisation for MTG Hawke’s Bay Tai Ahuriri
Whanganui Collegiate School Glass Plate Negative Collection
Audio Tape Recordings of Interviews with WW2 Veterans
Replica of a Historical Document
Fine Art Prints for Mitchell Studios
Colleen Brown and her book The Bulford Kiwi. The Kiwi we left behind
A new life for survey maps
