Welcome To Kete Kawerau
Your Online Space To Share Your Stories And Memories Of Kawerau
Have you got a story or memory of Kawerau that you want to share with us? You can help by adding items to our Kete Kawerau for current and future generations to enjoy. This kete has been created to capture and preserve the historical and current memories, stories, and activities of the Kawerau community. We need you to add topics, images, audio, video, web links, documents, and discussion to create a knowledge basket that captures and communicates the spirit of Kawerau.
To start, you need to head up to the top right of this site and register. If you need help, the staff of the Kawerau District Library and Sir James Fletcher Kawerau Museum will be pleased to assist. Also, for your use, the Sir James Fletcher Kawerau Museum has a scanner and computer for you to copy those old documents or photographs that you would like to add to the site.
You may like to look at our Terms and Conditions or our About basket. We also have a Help basket if you're having problems.
Kete Kawerau is administered by the Kawerau District Library and Sir James Fletcher Kawerau Museum. The service is provided by the Aotearoa's People's Network through the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa.
Please contribute your Kawerau memories and stories so that our site can develop and grow for everyone to enjoy in the future.
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In May 2010, mural artist Marc Spijkerbosch was commissioned to create a mural on the Kawerau District Library and Sir
Marc Spijkerbosch is a talented international artist who has painted a number of murals around the Kawerau community.
Pathway To Health organised a women's only Triathlon starting at the Kawerau Swimming Pool complex on the 17th March 2010.
This is your place to add images and stories about the Top Town TV series from a Kawerau perspective.
The Sir James Fletcher Kawerau Museum held an exhibition September 2009-August 2010 relating to the history of the TV series
