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Welcome to Ngā Pātaka Kōrero Auckland Libraries podcast page! Catch up on author talks, events and concerts, and hear more in-depth commentary from the curatorial team behind our taonga treasured collections and exhibitions.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Ngā Pātaka Kōrero Auckland Libraries podcast page! Catch up on author talks, events and concerts, and hear more in-depth commentary from the curatorial team behind our taonga treasured collections and exhibitions.
Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries is hosted by Auckland Libraries. The show has published 500 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "United Nations Publications with Melanie Kung" (21 October 2026, 23 minutes), "The Public Stand 2: An Ode to Avondale Racecourse" (20 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "Suzanne Chan" (20 September 2026, 1 minute).
Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 14 minutes across 500 episodes.
Booking probability for Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ngā Pātaka Kōrero - Auckland Libraries's contact route on record: verified email.
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In this episode we chat with associate curator heritage collections Melanie Kung about a recent project related to the United Nations Publications collections here at Auckland Libraries. Melanie talks us through the...
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Explore the stories of Avondale Racecourse through a self-guided audio walk around the racetrack. Or, listen in your own space and experience the sounds and voices of this important community space in Tāmaki Makaurau...
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Suzanne Chan On talks about her father cooking skills and his advice on the importance to preserve family secrets. OH_1133_003_03 Suzanne Chan On, oral history, 2014
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Introduction by Auckland Libraries
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Mahad describes challenges refugee youth face, including feeling misunderstood and navigating dual cultural identities. Shares his own experience running youth programmes. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections...
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Chile Recalls the African community and his networks in 1989. Not many black people in Auckland. He talks about Phil Amos playing a pivotal role in connecting Chile to a network that later supported the integration of...
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Chile talks about starting the Africa Focus magazine in 2000. Explains the purpose of the magazine and its key focuses. And he summarises the significance of the African Association of Auckland and its participation in...
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Mahad explains that it can be difficult to balance aspects of Somali refugee identity, New Zealand culture and Islamic faith. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections OH-1543-002. Photograph by Bahati, Synthia. Mahad...
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Tina discusses connecting to ancestry as a Ghanaian, Cook Islander, and being raised in Aotearoa. Talks about Ghanaian food. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections OH_1543_003. Photograph by Bahati, Synthia. Tina...
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Lema describes the differences between life in a refugee camp and life in Auckland for her and her children, highlighting the importance of education, community, and new opportunities. She mentions the differences...
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Lema recalls her memories growing up in Congo. She also talks about becoming a refugee and understanding more about Congo political context when in NZ. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections OH_1543_005. Photograph by...
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African Voices Intro by Auckland Libraries
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African Voices Outro by Auckland Libraries
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Tina talks about Miss and Mr Africa, her involvement, and what it means to the participants. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections OH_1543_003. Photograph by Bahati, Synthia. Tina Bonsu, 2025. Auckland Libraries...
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Boubacar talks about how the African Film Festival came about as a way to share culture. References the change of ACARI to ACOFI. He also discusses the Kaupapa of the African Film Festival and the importance of Africa...
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Boubacar Coulibaly discusses how the African community has changed since he has been in New Zealand. References growth, creating an ethnic soccer tournament in the 90’s, Somalia and Rwanda war and Zimbabwe bringing...
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Talitali fiefia! From royal ceremonies to community and village life, the story of 20th century Tonga is vividly documented through the lens of photographer August Hettig. In this episode we explore the story of the...
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Alison is joined in the studio by the author Laura Vincent to discuss her critically acclaimed novel Hoods Landing. This book can be borrowed from the Bestie collection displays or requested from the Auckland Libraries...
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In this episode we talk with Andrew Henry from the Heritage Collections curatorial team, about a recent acquisition of New Zealand children’s books. Totaling more than 500 items, the books have been donated to the...
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The Encore! exhibition looks at ways connection happens through live music: being emotionally moved by a performance, connections between those on stage and those in the crowd, and the feeling of being connected to...
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