Wharenui Harikoa comes to Objectspace from Thursday, a project by Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson. Catch sight of the installation early on the Breakfast show on TV1 🙌

Not just an audit, wanted to hear the stories of walkability. Hear about what attracts, deters, supports walking in the central north of Ōtautahi.

Next is Carsten Auer talking about designing Tūranga for all. Libraries are essential to people remaining part of the social fabric. Important to have 5 months to work on it. Plenty of time provides time to involve and consult more groups of people.

Dr Bloomfield says a free taxi service begins in Auckland today, courtesy of the region's Blue Bubble Taxis, to help get more people vaccinated. "This service is for those who are having their first doses only who are unable to drive or can't access other forms of transport."

To use the free Blue Bubble Taxi service, call 0800 282926 - the vaccine helpline.

A wonderful story about grief, loss and objects that carry us though by Chessie Henry at @TheSpinoffTV https://t.co/uUYnWP4FT9

Weekly Objects is live now with Wayne Youle up first - you can grab one of 10 unique limited edition framed risograph works at our online store. Support makers, support Objectspace, support creativity in Aotearoa. https://t.co/vKbYtEgP6m

Congratulations to HineWaiKerekere, winner of the Rick Rudd Foundation's Emerging Practitioner in Clay Award, established to encourage, foster and promote emerging practitioners of studio ceramics. Pictured is ‘Kererū i roto i te nikau (Kereru in a nikau)’. 📸 Richard Wotton.

With 99 days til Christmas, we've launched something special - a way to support makers, support Objectspace and support creativity in Aotearoa: https://t.co/zesCW8g7Lj

The wonderful educator and collector Richard Fahey is about to go on the @radionz airwaves talking about ceramics. Nothing better on a night where many of us in Auckland are clutching our favourite bowls and cups!

Objectspace is hiring a communications and partnerships manager. Applications close 5pm, Friday 24 September 2021. https://t.co/LZSYr6DwIY

Happy seven years to our friends at @TheSpinoffTV, @DuncanGreive @simondangerday @MadmanChap - hope you are all celebrating in your bubbles right now. Copper and wool are the traditional gifts associated with a seventh anniversary - feels fitting for a cold night at home.

@jade_kake @CLLNZ @NZSocAuthors @_jeremyhansen Read the whole release here:

Congrats to @jade_kake who received the @CLLNZ @NZSocAuthors $25,000 Writers’ Award for her project on the legacy of Professor Rewi Thompson (1953-2017; Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa). Working with @_jeremyhansen, the book will focus on some of Thompson's memorable projects.

Got a lot on the brain right now? Join our Zoom about materiality, plasticity and creative process tomorrow with curator of Judy Darragh: Competitive Plastics, @icedove Heather Galbraith, Raewyn Martyn, Dr Raamy Majeed, Dahlia W Zaidel at 1pm. https://t.co/huT2j9baFk

Here's the latest on tarāpuka and some fascinating info on Ōtautahi and birdlife. Thanks @SasJ64 https://t.co/Di4HP24xVU

If you need a break from you-know-what in Aotearoa, listen to this interview of renowned photographer John Miller by @MorganGodfery and Hana Pera Aoake of @Kei_te_Pai_ https://t.co/7aOr4noYOl

We spoke to the great rangatira and photographer John Miller about his life and his work. You’ll recognise John’s work over the last half century, documenting all the most important social movements we have and had

The way painting makes my brain light up 🥺🥺💕💕

Driving Creek Railway Tours Coromandel, 380 Driving Creek Road Coromandel, 14 August from 10.30am to 10.50am