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New on Christchurch City Libraries website
- Literacy
- Sister Cities
- Cemetery Databases
- Exhibition: We Stand Here: Celebrating Five Years of the Christchurch Documentary Project
- Friends of the Library
- 3D Printing
- Selector Picks July 2021
- Podcast: Settled communities, unsettling news
- RSS: Just ordered
- Talking Books Book Club
- RSS: New Non-fiction
- RSS: New fiction
- Bookworms Book Club
- CHESS FEVER: Just a sweet pawn, trying to become a chaos knight
- Wikin te Taetae ni Kiribati - Kiribati Language Week
- Tiirama Mai - Matariki panels
- WORD Christchurch 2021
- Contribute 1990s KidsFest images to Discovery Wall for KidsFest competition
- DORA - Introduction to Digital Banking
- Japan
- Explore resources about Japan, books in Japanese, and celebrate cultural events.
- Gardening eMagazines [booklist]
- Christchurch Family History Expo 20,21 and 22 August
- Leaning into winter cosiness [blog post]
- Small Engine Repair Reference Center
- Bee swarm at Heyders Road substation: Picturing Canterbury
- Kate Greenaway Medal 2021
- Carnegie Medal 2021
- Literacy
- Sister Cities
- Auto Repair Source [eResource]
- Lunar New Year 2021
- Seelctor Picks - February 2021
- Waitangi Day Saturday 6 February 2021
- Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Nonfiction
- Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction
- World and travel reading guide
- Reviews for Young Adults - Best of 2020
- Most Popular in 2020
- Podcast: Digital Exclusion
- The Filipino Salakot
- Christmas music - online streaming
- Summertime Reading Challenge
- School holiday programmes and activities
- Christmas in Christchurch
- Best of 2020
- Summer reading picks 2020 / 2021
- A year of reading locally
- Competition: Opera at the library - Eight Songs for a Mad King
- Holiday Cookie Cutters - STEAM Lab Online
- Podcast - Holocaust Awareness
- Books we love - Reeds' Lilliput Dictionary Maori
- Best of the Year for Tamariki 2020
- Filipino Fan Language
- Wrapping around the Christmas Tree
- Podcast - Loneliness among young people
- Focus on Men Expo 22 November
- Podcast - Te hirahira o te reo Maori
- Reverie - Big Library read - on until 16 November
- New Titles and Selector Picks November 2020
- Christchurch Heritage Festival
- Crime Writers' Association Awards
- Sipa: A Beloved Filipino Game
- "... the book builds a thirst for its water": Elizabeth Knox on The Absolute Book
- WORD Christchurch: Tell it slant
- Courage, love, and sacrifice: Nancy Wake in fact and fiction
- Dia de los Muertos / Day of the Dead
- Meet the nominees: The International DUBLIN Literary Awards
- The Swimmers: A Quiet Devastation
- Jackstones: Traditional game of the Philippines
- Niue Language Week - Faahi tapu he vagahau Niue
- Niue Language Week Craft - Kahoa
- Something to See*: WORD Christchurch Spring Festival 2020
- Family Her-Story
- Fijian salusalu craft - Fijian Language Week
- Star Wars Reads: Read. This is the way.
- The World of Judge Dredd
- Graphic novels and Comics guide
- Reviews for Young Adults - October 2020
- A dream come true - The Christchurch Town Hall turns 48
- Happy 150th birthday, Canterbury Museum!
- NZ General Election 2020
- Tuvalu Language Week Vaiaso o te 'Gana Tuvalu
- STEAM Lab Online
- School holiday programmes
- Photo Hunt 2020
- Te Wiki o te Reo Maori
- Read our Te Wiki posts.
- Together We Read: The Van Apfel Girls are Gone - 17 September to 1 October
- Christchurch City Libraries joins hundreds of libraries and thousands of readers across Australia and New Zealand in offering the latest Together We Read digital book club selection. From 17 September until 1 October, library users can enjoy Australian author Felicity McLean's The Van Apfel Girls are Gone eBook for free with no wait lists or holds. Readers can access the ebook by visiting OverDrive or by downloading the Libby app, and then participate in an online discussion.
- WORD Christchurch Spring Festival 2020
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- Women's Prize for Fiction 2020
- Hamnet Maggie O' Farrell is the 2020 Winner.
- Cathedral Square traffic bollard: Picturing Canterbury
