NewspapersHastings District Libraries subscribe to newspapers in various formats:
At Hastings Library we hold Hawke's Bay Today for one year in print and previous years on microfilm. Please ask at the desk upstairs to access these. Print copies of newspapers are held at the library that receives the subscription for varying lengths of time. Please ask at the desk. Click Read more to go to a list of NZ newspapers available at Hastings District Libraries. |
News DatabasesDatabases provide access to a huge range of journal and newspaper articles in full text, national and international, greatly extending our collections. Our main news databases are:
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Newspapers on MicrofilmHastings Library holds the following newspapers on microfilm:
May be viewed on our two microfilm readers. Printing available. Call upstairs and ask at the Reference Desk for assistance in using these. |
Papers PastDigitised historic newspapersPapers Past contains more than one million pages of digitised New Zealand newspapers and periodicals. The collection covers the years 1839 to 1945 and includes 77 publications from all regions of New Zealand. Search full text at http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast Five Hawke's Bay newspapers are available. A useful tool for family history research or for anyone keen on our history. Even the advertisements are interesting. |
Press DisplayPress Display is here! Access to thousands of newspapers from around the world in full colour, full page format. Read the latest editions of national and local newspapers in a range of languages. Browse articles, pictures, notices, advertisements and classifieds. International newspapers include The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age (Melbourne), The Australian, The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the big UK dailies, Le Figaro, le Monde and hundreds more... Papers are available for 60 days from date of publication, are fully searchable, with print, email, translation and audio options. There is good coverage of New Zealand newspapers... |
Hawke's Bay Newspapers after the 1931 EarthquakeThe three newspapers in Hawke's Bay were very seriously affected by the 1931 earthquake. Buildings were badly damaged, staff lost their lives. Yet within days of the 'quake, newsheets were being published, playing a hugely important role in informing the public of casualties and giving emergency instructions. More...
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