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Katahi ano te pakanga nui whakaharahara a nga tuahangata nei ka whakamaoringia hei whakaputanga ki te ao marama. / The ultimate superhero showdown now available for the first time in te reo Maori.

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He krero hirahira tnei i te reo Mori o t Thoe whai whi ki te pakanga ki rkau. / A remarkable account in te reo Mori of Thoe involvement in the battle of rkau.

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Kua whakamaorihia ta Paulo Coelho pukapuka whakaaweawe, e kaha nei hoki te hokona puta noa i te ao, a, koinei te pukapuka nui katoa te whakawhitihia ki reo ke na tetahi kaituhi e ora tonu ana. Paulo Coelho's inspirational global bestseller - translated into more languages than any other book by a living author - now available in te reo Maori.

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In her most ambitious book to date, Dame Anne Salmond looks at New Zealand as a site of cosmo-diversity, a place where multiple worlds engage and collide. Beginning with a fine-grained inquiry into the early period of encounters between Maori and Europeans, Salmond then investigates clashes and exchanges in key areas of contemporary life.

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A ground-breaking history of young people in New Zealand from the nineteenth century to the 1960s. Through the diaries and letters, photographs and drawings that teenagers left behind, we meet New Zealanders as they transition from children to adults: sealers and bushfellers, factory girls and newspaper boys, schoolgirls and rock'n'rollers, larrikins and louts.

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A new collection from New Zealands most distinguished living poet.

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The first handbook of New Zealand criminology, for students and practitioners.

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The history of a momentous change in New Zealands maternity care and its consequences for mothers and babies.

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A wind that only the widest gardens can hold. A lipstick stain on a poem. A grey sky like a governess, a mother dressed by her two-year-old son, a flurry of leaves behind a tram. In The Blue Coat Elizabeth Smither examines the quotidian and the quirky for resonance, for contemplation, for verve.

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All the Maori words contained in Williams's Maori Dictionary appear here under English equivalents, together with words recorded in Tregear's Maori-to-English Dictionary but not in Williams. Well-established Maori borrowings from English are also included.

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A collection of sharp, sensory poems that build a narrative of love and marriage, migration and isolation.

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In this book, Alistair Woodward and Tony Blakely tell the extraordinary story of life and death in Aotearoa New Zealand from first Maori settlement to the 21st century. They analyse the impact of nutrition and disease, immigration and unemployment, alcohol and obesity, medicine and vaccination. The result is a powerful argument about why we live a

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An invitation to live life differently - as an infinite game.

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The untold story of how a group of young outsiders reinvented art in early sixties London.

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From milk and merino to wine and tourism, how New Zealanders are finding new ways to make a living off the land.

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Rich with local data and case studies, The New Zealand Economy is a clear and concise assessment of the current structure and performance of New Zealands economy from a historical and global perspective. The book is an ideal supplementary text for undergraduates and MBA students as well as a pocket primer for New Zealanders involved in business and policy.

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The history of New Zealand explained through powerful beliefs and the people who held them.

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A biting new collection by award-winning poet Anne Kennedy.

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In Anna Jackson's fifth collection of poetry, a rich and leafy life is closing in on the poet. Anna Jackson constantly turns her attention to the brambled path, the track less followed, the subterranean presences in everyday life.

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Thief, Convict, Pirate, Wife: Unravelling the many mysteries surrounding one of the first Pakeha women residents in New Zealand.

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A rich and fractured first book in which two authors, their families and their many ghosts navigate oceans, forests, gardens, dreams and houses in New Zealand, Singapore and China. This Paper Boat follows the author as he traces his own history through the lives and written fragments of his parents, and their parents, while examining the public and private rituals of institutions.