Otago Museum

Museum offers scholarship

Otago Museum is offering a new $5000 fellowship to boost research involving biological classification, and also plans to establish two scholarships for University of Otago postgraduate students later this year.

Quiz your chance to show what you know

Quiz your chance to show what you know

Otago Museum organisers are urging more people to register for tomorrow's big quiz at the museum cafe.

Quiz night planned at museum

Lovers of slightly curly questions will find plenty to enjoy and, occasionally, scratch their heads over, in a big team quiz planned for the Otago Museum on May 17.

Shanghai exchange first for museum

Shanghai exchange first for museum

Delphi Fang, of the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, has become the first person to work at the Otago Museum under a series of staff exchange agreements signed with overseas museums.

Museum breaks into piggy bank

Museum breaks into piggy bank

Faced with growing financial pressures, the Otago Museum plans to dip into its reserves for the first time for many years by spending more than $300,000 to improve salaries and offset rising costs.

Job satisfaction level up but salary concerns remain

An anonymous survey shows high and rising levels of overall job satisfaction among staff at the Otago Museum, but long-standing concerns about some below-market salaries seem to remain.

All Otago Museum commercial operations combined

The Otago Museum has reorganised its divisional structure, generating increased responsibilities for three staff, with no redundancies, museum organisers say.

All Otago Museum commercial operations combined

The Otago Museum has reorganised its divisional structure, generating increased responsibilities for three staff, with no redundancies, museum organisers say.

Visitors enjoy monsoon rain at museum

The crowds may not have always been teeming at the Otago Museum's tropical forest, but the forest's recent artificial "monsoons" did prove successful and might be repeated.

Media's future in the lens

Media's future in the lens

Otago Daily Times editor Murray Kirkness and Southland Times editor Fred Tulett will take part in a panel discussion this month on the "changing media landscape" and its dramatic effect on communicating the news.

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