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Brian Easton offers a seminal analysis of Maori in the economy, objectively analysing the main social indicators that reveal the real state of Maori since 1945. This book is an essential reference for policy makers, but it accessible style and plentiful tables also make it easily accessible by general readers.

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*Bestselling author and illustrator create a fun 'footy' take on the traditional nursery rhyme *Rollicking rhyme and hilarious drawings to get the kids laughing *Published at height of winter sports season and ahead of Father's Day

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Based on the true story of Pat Brown, sent to NZ from England as a child migrant after the Second World War Movingly written, stunningly illustrated, easily read Dawn McMillan is famed author of worldwide hit I Need a New Bum!

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One of the great tribal histories, available in deluxe hardback Monumental work of scholarship relating centuries of history for the peoples of the East Coast New reprint in Oratia Books, testament to steady demand

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*Landmark book about the New Zealand life of the exceptional artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser *Follows the opening of the Hundertwasser Art Centre, Whangarei *Reproduces many of the artist's works along with extensive photos, drawings and ephemera

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A special collection of three bestselling children books: I Need a New Bum! Doggy Doo on my Shoe and Seagull Sid (and the naughty things his seagulls did).

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The team behind the hit New Bum Series bring you an activity book for wet summer or stay-inside winter days. Amazing mazes, wordy games, bum puzzles, spot the difference, drawing challenges you name it, this fun-packed book has it in spades, with all the zany drawings and silly humour of the books!

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*Three hilarious books in one fun bind-up *Combines popular titles I've Broken My Bum!, Mister Spears and his Hairy Ears and Charlie and his amazing tales into one volume *Author and illustrator of bestselling I need a New Bum!

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Written from first-hand experience, it brings to life the early years of Karekare and neighbouring farming and logging settlements, at a time when car and air travel were starting to end the isolation of these stunning locations.

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Bilingual Mori and Englsh edition that marks ten years since first publication of I Need a New Bum! All of the colourful main text is in Mori, following our hero as he searches for a tou hou/new bum, after finding that his one has a crack. Subtitles in English run at the bottom of the page to help readers of all ages to understand and learn.

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An inspiring junior novel with special appeal to boys. High-school student Haki needs to find the pounamu (greenstone) that was stolen from him after a car crash. In his search he must confront his fears and find a way to defend his people and their his land, to fight a taniwha and to grow into a warrior.

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*A thrilling account of daring and victory at the First World War's close *Superbly written, stunningly illustrated, easily read *Pugsley provides fitting coda to Great War publishing

(Paperback, 4th Facsimile edition)

A time-honoured and repeatedly published collection of over 20 legends from the Rotorua area A.W. Reed is one of New Zealands most prolific retellers of Mori stories Fine facsimile edition of this Aotearoa classic

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Life with Cars is a like a national family photo album, albeit one with its focus on cars. It brims with evocative imagery of cars and automotive adventures from the 1950s to the 1980s, with the words of the contributors as told to the author. Nostalgic fun for car lovers, illustrated with over 100 photographs.

(Paperback, 3rd Revised edition)

The fascinating story of the interaction of Maori with Christianity in the nineteenth and early twentieth century, featuring major religious movements including Ratana, Ringatu and the Parihaka movement. This is the standard reference work on the subject, made available in print-on-demand edition.

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* Moving story that celebrates diverse abilities (includes Braille activity) * A boy tells of his luck in having a visually impaired brother and a friend * Publishing for Blind Low Vision Week and World Sight Day 2023 * Award-winning author of Bedtime, Not Playtime! and Early One Morning

(Paperback, 4th Revised edition)

The fully updated edition of this standard reference work explains the meaning and origins of Revisions include modern usage and city names, names of coasts and regions, maps showing main locations of over 2300 of the most common Maori place names, and reproduces the beautiful drawings from the original 1950 edition.

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From the well-known taiaha and mere to the more obscure wahaika and maripi, this is a comprehensive introduction to traditional weapons in use before Europeans reached New Zealand. Maori Weapons is a reliable reference work that is easily accessible to general readers while having particular appeal to students of mo rakau and kapa haka.

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Popular retelling of beloved myth given a new lease of life with competitively priced paperback The hardback edition (2016) was reprinted in 2019 and 2020 Companion to Rona Moon; translated by musician Rob Ruha