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Government Ministers Marian Hobbs and Judith Tizard today oversaw the handover to the Alexander Turnbull Library of several hidden treasures already uncovered in a national campaign to preserve New Zealanders’ wartime memories.

Pleasure to launch Papers Past. It's one of the first initiatives from the additional investment of more than $3million that the Government is making in the National Library.

This week (20 - 26 August 2001) is Library Week. The Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs

The future security and status of the Alexander Turnbull Library will be assured under new legislation to be introduced to Parliament this year, the Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, said today.

The future security and status of the Alexander Turnbull Library will be assured under new legislation to be introduced to Parliament this year, the Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, said today.

The National Library will be able to purchase items for the Alexander Turnbull Library in a more flexible and cost-effective way, National Library Minister, Marian Hobbs, told Wellington librarians today.

Students in South Auckland schools will benefit from a $1.1 million library literacy programme run by the National Library of New Zealand, the Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, announced today.

The Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, has welcomed new plans for the reorganisation of the Library following an internal review of staffing requirements.

Thank you for the opportunity to launch this latest in the "Treasures in Sound" series.

The National Library received a $3 million boost in the Budget, the Minister responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, said today.

An application for a Judicial Review of the National Library’s proposed restructuring has been withdrawn.

Restructuring of the National Library and the disposal of books from its general collection has been halted, the Minister Responsible for the National Library, Marian Hobbs, announced today.