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Same, but different
BiograView is back in action after a break, fueled by the recent celestial events. Our magazine is now fully digitized and offers both digital and print versions and while website has a fresh look, content can be enjoyed in multiple languages. Change is on the horizon, so stay tuned for more exciting updates! Read more
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World music festival showcases global talent in our backyard
WOMAD 2023 is back in New Plymouth, featuring a diverse lineup of global musicians, artists, and performers. The three-day festival promises a vibrant mix of music, arts, and dance, along with workshops and activities for all ages. With support from the community and sponsors, the event looks set to inject energy and culture into the… Read more
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Obituary of Daryl Cockburn 02/08/1939 – 04/02/2023
Daryl Cockburn, a passionate and sometimes controversial architect, has passed away. He was a mentor, friend, and supporter of BiograView. Known for his strong views on architecture and deep appreciation for the magazine’s articles, Daryl will be missed for his warmth and generosity. His impact will be remembered fondly. Read more
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BEATING MOSQUITOES
A strategic alliance of Pacific Island nations and international institutions is collaborating to combat mosquito-borne diseases, addressing the increasing spread of illnesses such as dengue fever and malaria. Equipped with quarantine authority, the project aims to share expertise and build capabilities to control disease-transmitting mosquitoes. The initiative includes workshops, field trips, and online training sessions… Read more
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Ngā Tamatoa
The I am Hana project’s panel discussion, hosted by the Ngā Tamatoa members and Māori TV presenter Oriini Kaipara, bridged te reo Māori and English. The event highlighted the enduring legacy of Ngā Tamatoa’s fight for Māori identity and linguistic rights. The mural by Mr G at Puke Ariki library embodies this cultural resurgence. This… Read more
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Te wiki o te reo Māori
This week, in honor of Māori Language Week, our social media cover images have been updated to celebrate New Zealand’s indigenous language. Despite challenges in finding the right translation for ‘BiograView’, the logo represents our motto with the translation of ‘biography’ as ‘haurongo’. Read more
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