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Following his groundbreaking work on income inequality, Max Rashbrooke examines how wealth shapes New Zealand experience.

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Take the hassle out of deciding what to cook! Step by step instructions and mouth-watering photos.

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Weeping Waters is a must read for anyone who wants to be informed about the current debate regarding the Treaty of Waitangi and a constitution for Aotearoa New Zealand. The book features essays from eighteen well-known and respected Maori figures including Professor Margaret Mutu, Bishop Muru Walters, Judge Caren Fox and lawyer Moana Jackson.

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This ICP Framebook captures the best of Wellington City, the Kpiti Coast and the Wairarapa. Richly illustrated with stunning photographs, it is complemented by text covering the regions major features, attractions and history. Its design means the many full-page photographs can be easily extracted for framing.

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Presents an introduction to New Zealands West Coasts physical environment, plants, and animals, and provides a guide to the walksshort, easy paths as well as longer, more demanding trailslakes, lagoons, and highways of the remote yet accessible region. These attractions will appeal to bird watchers, botanists, natural historians, ecologists, and nature hikers.

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Five notable twentieth-century New Zealanders who made their lives in Australia are the subject of this fascinating biographical investigation by award-winning author Stephanie Johnson.

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Roa is a troubled teen who lives near Whakaari. She has too many dads and uses the volcano as a metaphor for her feelings. She hangs out with her street gang, but the weight of two secrets crushes her. A botched robbery, a rash encounter with a boy. Can she escape the ruins Powerful, poignant, and redemptive.

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*Bilingual book published to coincide with Maori Language Week *Warm account of students' love for aging teacher *Identifies the virtues of Maori ancestors for young readers to emulate

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*Goes to the heart of Maori entrepreneurship and community *Balances scholarship with business analysis *Includes eight case studies from Northland to Otago

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Hare and Pihoihoi enjoy a beautiful dawn breaking over the meadow, when Pihoihoi wonders aloud, 'What colour is the sky' Hare thinks it is blue, but when they talk to Hedgehog, Snail, Mouse, Frog and Ruru, the other creatures each say the sky is a different colour. Why do the characters see things differently

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Weston is a master of abstraction, and our attempts to relay meaning occupy a large space of his work. Language is seen as a tool that can haul things into the world, but also affirm the empty and ineffable. - Elizabeth Morton, Booksellers New Zealand

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This readable and entertaining handbook brings together the best contemporary knowledge about raising healthy and happy chickens. Dr Andrea Graves has a PhD relating to chicken behaviour and has written this book specifically for New Zealanders. It is a must-read for anyone already with, or considering raising chickens in their backyard.

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Two friends find a mysterious box and imagine the possibilities of what could be inside. Is it a crab Or is it full of treasure As they open it to find out, they're suddenly confronted with a danger that leaves one of them covered in red spots.

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Whats the time, Mr Rex Dinner time! A playful dinosaur what's the time story based on the favourite playground game, Whats the Time, Mr Wolf Count down to bedtime with the dinosaurs as they tiptoe, s-t-r-e-t-c-h, run and R-O-A-R their way through this favourite playground game!

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*Moving story that sympathetically conveys PTSD/shell shock *Released to mark centenary of end of the First World War *Teacher notes available to assist in school, library use

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In this electrifying debut, Rushi Vyas untangles slippery personal and political histories in the wake of a parents suicide and asks if it is possible to recover from the muting effects of British colonialism, American imperialism, patriarchy and caste hierarchies.

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In a unique cross-over of literature, history and autobiography, `When Running Made History is a superb depiction of the modern running movement.