St Heliers Library
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In this talk Daniel Tizzard - Close, Military History Educator, will be discussing some of the more prevalent myths of the First World War,
particularly around the myths of leadership and the impact of society on the conduct of war.
2 scooters were left outside St Heliers Library on the 29th of August.
They may be yours or you may know who they belong to.
We have them here and if not collected will donate them to a hospice shop.
This talk will outline the latest demographic data gathered in the recent 2018 census. More importantly, the speaker will outline her in-depth understanding of the New Zealand Chinese based on her decades of research. She will share with the audience issues like why the Chinese are so diverse … View moreThis talk will outline the latest demographic data gathered in the recent 2018 census. More importantly, the speaker will outline her in-depth understanding of the New Zealand Chinese based on her decades of research. She will share with the audience issues like why the Chinese are so diverse (and not one uniform community), where they reside, their ties to the homeland and their sense of allegiance to New Zealand. To them, where is home?
The speaker will also explore their relationship with New Zealand’s tangata whenua, the Maori.
Yoga? Pilates? Tai chi? Qi-gong? Feldenkrais? Mindfulness? Meditation? Are you confused about what each of these really is? What are the benefits of each method, and which one best suits your needs?
Join us for an evening of celebrating some of our New Zealand poets appearance in the esteemed US publication Atlanta Review. This is a first in it's 23 year history. Hear poems from 11 amazing Kiwis including Vaughan Rapatahana, Jiaqiao Rosalie Liu, Laurice Gilbert (NZ Poetry Society … View moreJoin us for an evening of celebrating some of our New Zealand poets appearance in the esteemed US publication Atlanta Review. This is a first in it's 23 year history. Hear poems from 11 amazing Kiwis including Vaughan Rapatahana, Jiaqiao Rosalie Liu, Laurice Gilbert (NZ Poetry Society President), and Carin Smeaton, who launches her debut collection, Tales of the Waihorotiu. There will be cake!
$5 entry fee includes refreshments. Bookings essential RSVP sthelierslibrary@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
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