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Fifty-six crossword puzzles testing word knowledge in te reo Maori and more. Suitable for bilingual learners.
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In 1942 a small band of young Australian soldiers overcame seemingly insurmountable odds to preserve Australia's freedom along the Kokoda Track. The Battle for the Kokoda Track is Australia's Alamo. Seventy years on, it is hard to imagine what those young men endured for freedom ...
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A collection of 56 crossword puzzles testing word knowledge in gagana Samoan. Clues in English - answers in Samoan. Answers in the back of the book.
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Einstein devised a riddle when he was a child. He predicted that only 2 per cent of the world's population would be able to solve it. Can you? Q: There are five houses painted five different colours. A person with a different nationality lives in each house.
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A collection of World Cup trivia to coincide with the 2011 Rugby World Cup to be hosted by New Zealand in September-November 2011. The book will have an international focus, with the trivia in specific categories covering the entire history of the World Cup in a random manner.
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It is said that the standard of civilization of a given society can be measured by the way it treats its less fortunate citizens. It is the hope of the Melanesian Institute that, by publishing this book, it might help to raise awareness, understanding, and empathy towards disable ...
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In addition to all the information which made this book such a hit, here you can read about local heroes like General John Monash at Gallipoli and the battles of Somme, find out how to skin a kangaroo, get the lowdon on creatures that crawl, bite, sting and sometimes kill, and mo ...
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Sets out to revive the tradition of indoor family games. Its authors want you to push aside the consoles, turn off the telly, and bring some mental stimulation, silliness and laughter, joy and connection back into your living room. The author lives in Melbourne with her husband a ...
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The long standing Number Crunch newspaper column is a weekly bite of diverse but always fascinating stats and facts.
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Re-counting Knowledge in Song is a musical ethnography that is a base study of the music traditions of the Kaulong people near the south coast of West New Britain, Papua New Guinea. It embodies the description and structural analysis of traditional Kaulong music in its vocal, ins ...
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