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This landmark publication draws together all that has ever been written about the role of freshwater fishes in the lives of early Maori.

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This book sets out the case for decolonisation by illuminating - through anecdotal, real life examples - what decolonisation might look and feel like.

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Set in New Zealand during the fast-changing, tumultuous 1980s era of the anti-nuclear movement, Springbok rugby tour protests, and the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior, thisromantic drama is as unpredictable as it is powerful and heartfelt.

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In Our Own Backyard is a startling, confronting portrait of a society divided. Anne Kayes has written a masterful YA novel that considers questions of human equality that are as pertinent in the twenty-first century as they were in 1981.

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This book records the results of research comparing jury trials and judge-alone trials to examine whether judges sitting alone perform better in rape trials in terms of decreasing the negative impact on the complainant as a witness in the trial process.

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The creation myth of Maori legend is simply told in Peter Gossages vibrant style. Bold design and brief text recount the struggle of the children of Rangi and Papa as they try to part their parents and bring light to the world. The reader is introduce to each of the children (Maori gods) and they role they play in the world.

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in the cracks of light shows one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most prolific and versatile writers at his best. The seventy-three short poems here challenge our conceptions of poetic form. They are minimalist in construction but ambitious in emotional impact. They expertly inhabit both the natural and the political worlds.

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New Zealand's animals make the most incredible journeys. In this children's book, leading author and illustrator Ned Barraud, uncovers the mystery behind where many New Zealand creatures travel. 'Incredible Journeys: New Zealand wildlife on the move' includes such animals as godwits, albatross, crayfish, turtles, longfin eels, and humpback whales.

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New Zealand's animals make the most incredible journeys. In this children's book, leading author and illustrator Ned Barraud, uncovers the mystery behind where many New Zealand creatures travel. 'Incredible Journeys: New Zealand wildlife on the move' includes such animals as godwits, albatross, crayfish, turtles, longfin eels, and humpback whales.

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These lucid, accessible, and thought-provoking essays provide a critical understanding of the ways in which Indigenous peoples are rearticulating their histories, knowledges, and the Indigenous self.

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Twenty-five ambitious and delightful etchings, lithographs, wood-engravings and linocuts by a selection of Aotearoa New Zealands finest artists from the Modern eraone of the most progressive and dynamic periods in the countrys art history. Each poster is printed on quality art card and is designed to be lifted from the binding.

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In this book, speaking eloquently for themselves, are more than 60 images of work by 15 top New Zealand artists with links to the Canterbury University School of Fine Arts. They include painters, sculptors, a printmaker and digital artists.

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Essential reading if youve ever wondered why New Zealand produces so few successful export-driven science and technology companies and what we need to do about it. Harry Mills, author of Zero Resistance and The Rainmakers Toolkit

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