The Wiki Science Photography Competition runs until 15 December 2025. This year we've joined forces with Wikimedia Australia (@wmau.bsky.social) to improve Commons coverage of science in Aotearoa and Australia, but we need your help! Find out more and take part here: w.wiki/FLsi

Creating a Featured Article is no small feat — these articles go through strict assessment before being classed in the top 0.1% of Wikipedia content. If you missed the story on Shaun's efforts, catch up here: www.wikimedia.nz/passion-push...

My Australian colleague and I are running a How To session on Thursday (midday Sydney, 2pm NZ) if you'd like to learn which photos are best for Wikipedia and how to upload a photo to Commons and choose a licence. We'll set you up with an account too. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event:F...

The Wikipedia article on this native species, whose larvae feed exclusively on the leaves of tī kōuka (cabbage trees), has recently been rated as a Good Article. This means the page meets a set of criteria around its writing, accuracy, verifiability, coverage, and point of view ⬇️

Featured articles have been through a rigorous assessment for accuracy, neutrality, completeness, and style, and once approved, they represent the top 0.1% of articles on Wikipedia 🤯