What's New
Here you can read about some of Archives New Zealand’s recent developments, upcoming events, useful resources, and just other things you might find interesting.
- New online search tool: Archives New Zealand’s new online search tool allows easier access to digitised images and detailed archival information about the National Collection of War Art (including descriptions of the 1500 paintings, drawings and sketches). To check it out, use the below link: http://www.searchpilot.archives.govt.nz/search?entity=digitiseditem&seri...
- Government Recordkeeping Forums: as part of our commitment to improve understanding of current recordkeeping issues within government, Archives run a regular series of forums for recordkeepers. To keep and eye out for upcoming forums, put the following link on you Favourites list: http://www.archives.govt.nz/advice/training-and-events/government-record...
- The Community Archive website: an online hub for New Zealand’s archival organisations to showcase their collections. The Community Archive is a free, easy to use mini archive management system supported by Archives New Zealand. To explore or add to this treasure trove of community archives, go to: http://www.thecommunityarchive.org.nz/
- Records and Archives Week, 1-7 May 2010: a celebration of the importance of records, archives and the recordkeeping profession, the theme for Records and Archives Week 2010 (RAW) is archives and records of industry. To keep updated on RAW, check out http://www.aranz.org.nz/Site/events/RAW_2010.aspx
- Future Perfect: Digital Continuity Conference, 3-5 May 2010: run during RAW, this conference is organised by Archives New Zealand and is the biggest event for the records and archives community during the Week. For more information, or to register for the conference, go to: http://www.archives.govt.nz/advice/digital-continuity-action-plan/future...
- Archives 2.0: a new online community that wiki lists archives, special collections, and historical societies who have implemented Web 2.0 technologies. It provides links to existing projects and resources to learn more about specific 2.0 tools. To have a look/contribute, go to: http://archives2point0.wetpaint.com/.