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The blog is where we'll post news, updates, information about objects in our collection, #betterworkstories, profiles of staff members and visitors, pictures and videos, and really anything we think you'd find interesting. We hope you enjoy. 

If there's a topic you'd like us to do a post about, or a post that you think needs a sequel, just let us know!

A Moth Named Barbara

Dunedin’s Dr Barbara Anderson, who is passionate about all things moths, has just had a species named after her. Ichneutica barbara is a moth within the Noctuid family, which is one of the largest moth families in the world.

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Baleek Promo

Sleek, chic, Belleek

Happy International Tea Day!

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Tis the season to be generous

In the spirit of Kris Kringle, the big cheerful man himself, Otago Museum is inviting the community to help make the holidays fun for all children.

 

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OM café

A sustainable choice

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Dunedin schools, clubs, and associations – anyone – ahoy!

Otago Museum’s Dr Claire Concannon is going to the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, and Dunedin is invited along for the ride!

 

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Challenging the Deep 2255

James Cameron

Talk online now!

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Christmas tree cluster

SKY GUIDE: DECEMBER

Welcome to the Sky Guide, your monthly guide to what's happening in the heavens!

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From pockets to the Pitcairns, a research topic for everyone!

Presently, Otago Museum is lucky enough to have two international researchers within their walls: Ariane Fennetaux, an Associate Professor from Université de Paris and Jonathon Paige, a PhD student from Arizona State University, are here studying the collection, and sharing their knowledge.

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Otago Museum Shop

Taking away the horror of Christmas shopping

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Movember

Moustache Cups

For Movember!

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Our blog aims to keep you informed of the latest happenings at the Otago Museum, through posts about our collections, our people and our work.

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