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Story inspired by 13 year old Rochelle Purcell and her horse Kaimanawa Princess and their campaign to save the wild horses of the Kaimanawas in August 2006, when they appeared on television and then participated in a protest on the Desert Rd.
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The story of Sir Patrick Hogan - the only man to have been inducted into both the New Zealand and Australian racing Halls of Fame, and a horse breeder of international renown. This is also about his extraordinary horse, Sir Tristam.
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A popular history of the Kiwi country & western legends from the 'Highway of Legends' music tour. Profiles include: Patsy Rigger, Brendan Dugan, Jodie Vaughan, Gray Bartlett, Martin Crump, Kimball Briscoe Junior and the Hamilton Country Bluegrass Band.
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A well researched and endearing non-fiction account of an amazing Airedale who captured public imagination throughout New Zealand during the Great Depression, and who is today honoured in Wellington by a statue celebrating his status as a much-loved local legend.
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Freda Stark hit the headlines in New Zealand in the 1930's as a key witness in the trial of conductor, Eric Mareo. Mareo was accused of murdering his wife Thelma, Freda's alleged lover. An icon to the gay community and a familiar face around town, this title tells the story of Fr ...
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New Zealand rugby players are in great demand the world over. Many secure lucrative contracts with overseas teams. Rugby Nomads contains the stories of dozens of such players and coaches.
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On 15 August 1903, New Zealand played its first rugby final. The game was against Australia, Sydney Cricket Ground was the venue and before a huge crowd, New Zealand ran out the winners 22-3. Since then the silver fern has been worn by over 1000 men.
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In 1905 the Originals, the first All Black rugby team set out on a world tour, playing 34 matches, 31 in the UK, 1 in France and 2 in California.
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