The Constitution Room is closed for maintenance and an equipment upgrade. Original documents normally on display, including the Treaty of Waitangi and the Women’s Suffrage Petition, will not be available for viewing during the maintenance and upgrade period.
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As of 1 July 2015, many of Archives New Zealand’s fees and charges are increasing.
A comprehensive review of fees and charges has taken place to establish the costs associated with the services we provide and as a result we have adjusted our pricing. This now brings our fees and charges into line with state sector best practice guidelines which advise that where services are charged for, full costs should be recovered.
Fees and charges were last increased in 2006. Since that time, we have been providing increasingly more of our most popular information online and continually adding to our online finding aid, Archway. This enables researchers to look at more archives and conduct more research from home at no cost.
Services which are currently free of charge, such as the Reading Room service and the advice component of the Remote Reference service, will remain free.
For a complete list of fees and charges, please go to our Fees and Charges page.
Thank you for using our services and we look forward to be of further help to you in the future.
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