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This book covers the early history of cannabis in New Zealand from its cultivation as a useful medicinal herb, to how it became a prohibited plant and eventually the mainstay of organised criminal enterprises. It describes the early use of cannabis by artists, and jazz musicians ...
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It's the world's most successful peace keeping mission - which hardly anyone's heard of! So says one of the many New Zealand Defence Force personnel interviewed for Sinai Journal:30 Years of Kiwis serving with the Multinational Force and Observers. 2012 marked the thirtieth year ...
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This story covers fifty eight years of maritime history, from the last six months of the second world war until the year 2002. In December 1944, a young Scot began a seagoing career with one of Britain's oldest shipping companies, Alfred Holt &. Company, the Blue Funnel Line of L ...
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This book is in brilliant colour, with hundreds of photographs. It will give the reader an understanding of what it was like to be in the professional, close-knit team that was the RNZAF Air Combat Force. Whether in the flying units at Ohakea and Nowra, or in the support ...
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A must for rugby fans as a souvenir of the Crusaders' triumph in the last season of Super 12. This 48-page full-colour book tells the story of the season in which the Crusaders stamped themselves as the most successful team in Super 12 history, winning the title for the fifth tim ...
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This book is about Maori soldiers in the Great War who served in Gallipoli, France and Belgium. Contains a detailed nominal roll.
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This title is not meant to be an autobiography or a history, it is a bit of both. What the book depicts, is the psychological strength of New Zealand soldiers and soldiering in human terms, there is nothing which the well - trained and well - led Maori / Pakeha soldier combinatio ...
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The captivating true story of New Zealander Gary Brandon who worked for a private security company in Afghanistan and Iraq. Dealing with the Taliban, kidnappings in Bosnia and being blown up by an anti-tank mine in Iraq - all make this action packed book a real eye-opener to wha ...
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A detailed account of the New Zealand recipients of the Distinguished Conduct Medal over four eras - South Africa, WW1, WW2, and post WW11.
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