Talking about dinosaurs with Nik-o-saurus

In New Zealand Kids listen to the Nik Tisdall morning breakfast show on Classic Hits Radio 90.1FM Wairarapa every Wednesday morning between 7.30 & 8.00 AM to learn about a different Dinosaur each week.

DRNZ success Good and Bad

Since DRNZ (Dinosaurs Rock New Zealand) has been on the Web, new dinosaur websites are popping up in New Zealand.

One dinosaur website has a lot of great dino info from around the world, but not too long after its home page finished loading a small window slid out from the side advertising a small commercial for TV with a violent scene and the program was called sex something... I would not want my child visiting this Dinosaur website.

It really makes me wonder if some people are really interested in Palaeontology or just the $$$ that they get from their pop ups while riding on the back of dinosaurs.

Following the Leader!

When others imitate us, they are paying a complement to our success!

Who's taking notice of Dinosaurs Rock? In New Zealand it's some of the Major Govt funded NZ Museums, that's who!

Just take a read through their websites and when it comes to Dinosaurs you'll see how they are following Dinosaurs Rock cutting edge lead of an interactive hands on approach to childrens learning and discovery about dinosaurs and fossils.

For years dinosaur displays in NZ Museums have only had a few static displays. For a large part, it is still the norm. But now, Jackie and Darren of DRNZ (Dinosaurs Rock New Zealand) have noticed that in the last 12 months, some of these museums, which get huge grants from the Government are trying to plagiarize what we are doing right down to the way we word our webpage's.

"I think we must be doing something right for big brother to take notice!"

Thanks WETA Workshop!

WETA Workshop gives Dinosaur birthday parties a boost!

Dinosaurs Rock New Zealand

Academy Award winners Weta Workshop in Wellington NZ which done some of the special effects for world class movies donates a Dinosaur skull to Dinosaurs Rock New Zealand.









Thank You Weta Workshop for your outstanding generosity in donating the Allosaurus Dinosaur skull so we may share it with the children of New Zealand through our Dinosaurs Rock NZ Events.