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Get serious about your money, pay off your mortgage quickly and ensure you have enough for retirement

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A funny and exciting ocean adventure with heaps of heart, this is emerging talent Shelley Burne-Field's second middle grade novel for young readers.

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The kind crocodile gives shelter to one animal after another on his long green back, scaring away their pursuersuntil the load becomes too heavy and the crocodile doesn't feel so kind any more.

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From Vincents to Moto Guzzis and the legendary Britten to the BSA Goldstar 350, Kiwi Bikers captures the love affair New Zealanders have with motorcycles.

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The story of a little white kiwi. On the surface this is a very simple story but it also contains themes of intertribal warfare, European colonisation of New Zealand, Maori/Pakeha relations, and conservation.

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Do you speak Nu Zillund

In Kiwi Speak, bestselling author Justin Brown eavesdrops at the dinner table, the schoolyard, the farm and the sports club to bring us an entertaining dictionary of phrases and expressions - the often hilarious, sometimes baffling New Zealandisms we use in everyday life.

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While the kiwi is often depicted as an endangered national symbol in need of our protection, this book takes a dramatically different route. Kiwi: the real story invites the reader into the secret night world of the North Island brown kiwi, illuminating the facts about its habitat, diet, courting, and parenting.

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A beginner's guide, this work gives an introduction to over 80 of New Zealand's best-known bird species. It contains the key facts on appearance, call, behaviour and nesting details. It enables the layperson to identify the species they commonly see from the backyard to the bush, beach and mountain. Each entry is accompanied by a data panel.

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New Zealand's insects include some of the world's most remarkable, including the giant weta (one of the world's heaviest insects, dating from dinosaur days) and the world's longest weevil. This book is suitable for those who are interested in identifying the insects and spiders in their neighborhood or in the wild.

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A beginners guide and an easy-to-grasp introduction to over 80 of New Zealands best-known trees.

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Ngapuhi is the largest iwi in New Zealand and has occupied the northern North Island, from Tamaki in the south to Te Rerenga Wairua in the north, from the time of their arrival from Hawaiki. Ko Tautoro, Te pito o Toku Ao is Ngapuhi elder Hne Sadler's powerful account of the origins, history and culture of the Ngapuhi people - a profound introduct

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Find out who is playing on the slide, the swing, the climbing frame and more in a charming, educational boardbook about a visit to the playground.

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A compelling second collection from one of New Zealands most exciting rising poets, this work touches upon the authors bicultural background and depths of shared feelings.

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A day with grandadin te reo Mori showing in simple, beautiful images the bond between grandfather and child: a small hand in a big one, big gumboots and little, kai, krero and a snooze to finish.

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Beautiful bilingual board book introducing the concept of opposites in both Te Reo Mori and English.

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Joan Skinner has been a midwife since 1976 and has seen extraordinary change, both in the way women are supported to give birth and in the social and political context in which they become mothers. Labour of Love weaves her own experiences as a midwife into the story of childbirth in Aotearoa.