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In Smart Money, two experts in their field have written an easy-to-read and practical book on tax issues, business planning and investments guaranteed to assist any taxpayer to minimise tax and maximise revenues legally, ethically and easily.

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'This is the one book every new parent actually needs.' Nigel Latta

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Ever wonder what a birthday looks like when the animals are organising it all It's time to get ready to party! From comedian Sam Smith and illustrator Daron Parton comes a book so full of laughs, you may be crying by the end.

Snapper is the most caught fish species in our warm coastal waters. We consider them beautiful, both to view and to eat. They're the fish we love to love. Yet how much do we really know about them and their ocean habitats And how can we ensure they continue to flourish in the ocean of the future

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Social media star and bestselling author of Journey to Health, Simone Anderson, serves up her favourite recipes.

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A new wide-ranging, multi-author work covering all aspects of social policy in New Zealand

(Paperback, 3rd Revised edition)

The definitive introduction for students and practitioners undertaking social research in New Zealand.

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Solitude, solace, and consolation are among the themes explored in this poetry collection that considers the ways that language, loss, history, and memory are linked together.

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A pivotal period in our history, the New Zealand Wars changed the nation forever. This book explains the battles in detail, with a focus on military intelligence and its role in the decisions leaders on both sides made about tactics, weapons, logistics and fortifications.

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One afternoon, journalist Hazel Phillips decided to close her laptop and head for the hills. She then spent the next three years living in mountain huts and tramping alone for days at a time, all the while holding down a full-time job.

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The best of New Zealand's short stories are brought together in this essential single-volume anthology. Descriptive and nuanced, the stories breathe life into a range of endearing characters and situations, all set against the backdrop of the New Zealand landscape.

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Bill Manhire's first new collection of poems for seven years takes its title from his elegy for his close friend the painter Ralph Hotere, who died in 2013. At its heart is the sequence 'Known Unto God', commissioned by the BBC for the centenary of the Battle of the Somme in 2016.

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Speech therapist Paddy knows better than most how our speech marks us and shapes our destiny, but even he is totally unprepared and unable to cope when his mother Teresa wakes up one morning speaking in a heavy French accent. Deeply moving and disarmingly funny, Speech Marks is Damien Wilkins' finest novel to date.

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Losing and finding a mother in dementia.

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A free-wheeling philosophical poem that emerged during the walks Roger Horrocks took over a year of his life. In this striking, one-of-a-kind work, he seeks to engage as directly as possible with the basic elements of life the self and the body, sleeping and waking, death and belief, and above all the strangeness of thought (the ghost in the machine).

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In this lyrical and evocative picture book, a child follows the rivers journey from its source in the mountains all the way to the sea

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This is the story of a cross-racial romance between a Samoan student at Auckland University, the son of migrant parents, and the daughter of a wealthy palagi family.

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Perhaps the closest a human being comes to visiting another planet is to descend into the sea. In Soundings, Kennedy Warne connects his lifelong exploration of the underwater world with a global story of humanity's relationship with the sea.

(Hardback)

An interactive introduction to musical instruments, light-hearted, engaging and with 50 original compositions to listen tofrom the kazoo to the bassoon.