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Striking a Balance – Grace Johnston
The Otago Museum Blog is being taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition Climate Change – Striking a Balance!
Striking a Balance – Logan and Pagemarie Boyd
Leading up to Climate Change – Striking a Balance, Otago Museum Blog is being taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition, highlighting their passions for communicating various issues caused by the effects of climate change.
Striking a Balance – Rose Oats
Leading up to Climate Change – Striking a Balance, Otago Museum Blog is being taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition, highlighting their passions for communicating various issues caused by the effects of climate change.
Striking a Balance – Jeremy Meikle
Leading up to Climate Change – Striking a Balance, Otago Museum Blog is being taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition, highlighting their passions for communicating various issues caused by the effects of climate change.
Striking a Balance – Sarah Al-Balushi
Leading up to Climate Change – Striking a Balance, Otago Museum Blog has been taken over by the student-creators of the exhibition, highlighting their passions for communicating various issues caused by climate change.
The Science Journeys Project
The Science Journeys team aim to communicate the urgency and inequality of climate change impacts in their upcoming exhibition.
est. 1868: The Biggest Birthday Banner
For the last installment of our est. 1868 blog series, Curator Moira White investigates the story behind our supersized birthday banner.
est. 1868: A Fascinating Face
In 1862, two years before it was official practice, the Dunedin postmaster began perforating sheets of Queen Victoria stamps. Honorary Curator Melville Carr takes a closer look at the many different designs used during the monarch's long reign.
est. 1868: Alexander and Darius
Despite its tiny size, this painting has many stories to tell. Honorary Curator Robert Hannah explores its history.
est. 1868: The fossil that fuelled a deadly disaster
Found preserved in rocks in Westland’s Grey Valley, this fossil leaf is a reminder of the worst industrial disaster in New Zealand’s history. Honorary Curator Rosi Crane digs into its deadly past.
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