Joanna Newman
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Joanna Newman is archivist for the city of Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand.
She is the author of several reports which have set the standard for archive practices in Australasia and look set to be adopted as EU Standards for Archives by 2017[citation needed]. Joanna Newman began her career as a bilingual secretary in London in 1971. She has also worked at Te Papa making contributions to New Zealand museology collection management practices.
