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A big, authoritative, hilarious illustrated account of our funniest men and women.

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Lindauer and Goldie, the Dominion Museum and the Polynesian Society: the story of artists and collectors engaging with the Maori world in turn-of-the-century New Zealand.

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The most vivid and moving memoir of World War I by a New Zealand solider.

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A primer of business school wisdom, grounded in real Kiwi examples, for New Zealand's owner-manager businesses.

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These powerful poems explore the effect of a life-threatening condition by way of the landscapes of the natural world, charting the hardest things in beautiful language. This impressive collection examines basic human truths with clarity and force and will open out painful, rewarding vistas for its readers.

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Presents a picture of the globalising world, written for a general educated readership. Organised in two parts, this book explores the economic theory behind globalisation, then the political and social consequences and concludes with the various options for nations in a globalised world.

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'Fourth Floor Top floor Tearooms: going down'

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Be it "Tipperary" or "Pokarekare", the morning reveille or the bugle's last post, concert parties at the front or patriotic songs at home, music was central to New Zealand's experience of the First World War. In Good-Bye Maoriland, the acclaimed author of Blue Smoke introduces us the songs and sounds of World War I in order to take us deep inside

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The first substantial monograph on the art of one of this countrys most influential artists, Gordon Walters.

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An exquisite piece of art publishing that showcases Bohemian artist Gottfried Lindauer's New Zealand in 75 plates and detailed contextual essays.

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A kaumatua reflects in poetry and prose on his journey from te ao Maori on the East Coast to contemporary Auckland. Ko te kopara anake e tarere ki te tihi o te makauri. Oti rawa! Kia oti rawa, e!

One of the greatest children's stories of all time, J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, translated into te reo Maori and now available as an audiobook.

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Ko tetahi o nga tino korero ma nga tamariki a mohoa nei, ko ta J. K. Rowling Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, kua whakawhitia ki te reo Maori. One of the greatest children's stories of all time, J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, translated into te reo Maori.

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Rangona ai ko te reo o te tira whine. He huinga ruri n Maya Angelou, n ng Ika a Whiro o Te Panekiretanga o Te Reo.
A selection from the collected poems of Maya Angelou, translated into te reo Mori by thirty-four whine from across Aotearoa.

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Two of this country's pre-eminent kaumatua look into key aspects of Maori language and culture.

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A reader of various articles and content from 19th-century Maori newspapers. For easy use and comparison, the Maori and English texts have been placed alongside one another, illustrating a fascinating range of tone, style and subject. The book contains an introduction followed by six sections divided thematically.

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A biography of Te Rauparaha by his son Tamihana, published for the first time in a bilingual Maori/English edition.

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National Library of New Zealand Cataloguing in Publication (CiP) record.

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After reckoning with the dead in the award-winning How to be Dead in a Year of Snakes, Chris Tse turns to issues of identity and how to live today in this powerful second collection.

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Born in England, Englishman Charles Heaphy - the first 'New Zealander' to win the Victoria Cross, the first European to explore the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island and a distinguished 19th-century landscape painter in that country is a central figure in colonial history. This book reveals the story of Heaphy's life and art.

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Knucklebones and Double Happys. Golliwogs and Tin canoes. Joy Toys and NuCraze, Marbles and Meccano. Lumve bears, Tonka trucks and Buzzy Bees. Hello Girls and Boys! tells the remarkable story of New Zealanders and their toys from Maori voyagers to computer gamers.

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