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Puna waimāori
Whakamārama
He puna waimāori he manawa whenua.
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Places where water flows naturally from soil or rocks; natural freshwater springs.
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- Survey of the New Zealand Cataloguing Community February 2019: summary of results for New Zealand libraries
- OCLC and New Zealand Libraries
- Report on the New Zealand National Resource Sharing Workshop
- Future directions for resource sharing
- Rights statements for New Zealand collecting institutions
- Pilot of digital collecting capability workshops
- Linking up Australia and New Zealand
- New Zealand National Resource Sharing Forum
- Resource sharing discussion paper
- Kōrero Kitea: Ngā hua o te whakamamatitanga
- Born digital in New Zealand
- The fellowship of the National Union Catalogue
- Snapshot of New Zealand Interloan Services
- The Impact of Cooperation
- New Zealand interloan service trends, 2005-2015 and beyond
- OCLC Asia Pacific Regional Council meeting notes
- Use of the NZ Web Archive
- General Election event harvest evaluation report
- OCLC Asia Pacific Regional Council Report
- Moving to a New Ebook Management Model
- From Challenge to Opportunity
- Libraries Australia and Collective Impact
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