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This story is the te reo Maori translation of The Bomb. In this story about being true to oneself, a boy searches for the secret to doing the perfect bomb into the water.

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New Zealander Mel Bunce is a young lecturer at the acclaimed Department of Journalism at City, University of London. Her fresh analysis draws on the latest international research and interviews with leading journalists.

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The intriguing story of a 130m-tall Kiwi, carved into a hill in southern England by New Zealand troops waiting to go home at the end of the World War One.

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After fleeing Hitler, Lidi gets a letter about " all those relations, just perished." She burns it hoping her trauma would disappear, but age 92, regrets burning it. Too late. "They", remain Helene's mystery. For 50 years, she searches the world. Helene also unearths hidden parts of her mother and her self.

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When Julian meets Julia, he is less than impressed. After all, what 13-year-old boy looks forward to having his great granny join the household But on discovering a diary written by her when a young girl, he is absorbed in her wild, romantic adventures in a South American forest as she goes in search of the legendary and magical Candle Trees.

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An out-of-the-way corner of the South Island of New Zealand, the Catlins is a beautiful and relatively unspoilt area with many natural attractions. Neville Peat introduces the region - its flora, wildlife, bush walks, caves and waterfalls - before tracing the journey along the stunning Southern Scenic Route linking Otago, Southland and Fiordland.

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This story takes a sneak peek at the hidden lives and adventures of cats Brucie, and Naki, and little dog Wuruhi.

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The 2019 re-opening of the Christchurch Town Hall is celebrated in this richly illustrated volume. With contributions from those who shaped its original design, along with accounts of the renewal project and the story of the halls Rieger organ, this book explains why the Christchurch Town Hall is of both national and international significance.

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Simon and his mum live in a caravan. When Simon sees a competition in the newspaper for the best-decorated Christmas house, he is keen to enter it. His mother says she can't afford expensive lights and decorations, so Simon decides to decorate their caravan his own way. Ages 3+.

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The Clarence: People and Places of Waiau Toa captures the breathtaking majesty of this rugged region and the epic stories it holds. Rural journalist Tim Fulton explores more than 200 kilometres of mountains, rivers and valleys bordering Canterbury and Marlborough.

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The world is heating up beyond the capacity of some countries to cope. Entire populations of Pacific Islands are at risk, jeopardising the sovereign rights of these countries and the security of the region. This book explores what a just response to climate change displacement in the Pacific could look like.

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Whether starting from scratch with a new garden or redeveloping an existing one the Complete New Zealand Gardener will guide you through the major decisions you will need to make, and help you to create and look after your ultimate garden.

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Some scientists prepare for such a moment for decades.

New Zealands pandemic response delivered one of the lowest Covid-19 health burdens in the world, thanks to early elimination and high vaccination rates.

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For the four teenagers staying near a West Coast lake, what begins as an intriguing puzzle ends with the most terrifying night of their lives, a night that will change them forever...

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From 1906 to 1925 Quail Island was the site of New Zealand's leprosy colony. It was a place that some people wanted to forget, but its stories are worth remembering: among them are stories of remarkable generosity and selfessness, as well as of violence and great suffering.

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Simon Sweetman blogger, reviewer, podcaster, and author of On Song: Stories Behind New Zealands Pop Classics, releases his first poetry collection, The Death of Music Journalism.

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