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This collection samples and celebrates 50 famous New Zealanders. As well as the greats: Sir Edmund Hillary, Sir Peter Blake and Jean Batten, there are experts on Giant squid and orca, powerful women, one of the most famous film producers in the world, and some of the best artists ...
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New Zealanders love to play, and their country is their playground. This South Pacific island comes equipped with snowy mountains for skiing, swift rivers for rafting, and deep valleys for bungee jumping. Adventure waits in this introduction to life in New Zealand.
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Peter Blake was one of New Zealand's great modern heroes. In a life packed with competitive sailing, he circled the world many times, covered as many sea miles as any sailor in history, led us to America's Cup victory (twice!), and gave his last years (and ultimately his life) to ...
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This book is an introduction to the history of the South Pacific. A companion book to Illustrated History of New Zealand, also written by Marcia Stenson, this covers the following topics: geology and geography, the arrival of the first people to the Pacific, European exploration, ...
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Through light and witty descriptions, colourful anecdotes and bold illustrations, D.E.S.I.G.N. entertains, amazes and teaches children about the origins, aesthetics and form of objects that surround us.
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This is the true story of Ben and Mark Smith, aged eight and six, who live with their parents Richard and Sheri on Mount White Station, near Arthurs Pass, one of the biggest and most remote stations in the South Island.
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Leonard Cockayne - whose obsession whith browse lead to a romantic desire to re-create a pristine world that had, in fact, never existed. In the beginning it was the war over deer, fought with service rifles. Today, as a result of years of official indocrination, the possum is ...
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Professor Swee Tan was born in a poor Malaysian village, but dreamed of training as a doctor. Tan's persistence led him to medical training in Australia, then to New Zealand where he is now a leading surgeon and medical researcher. Suggested level: primary, intermediate, junior s ...
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An entertaining book providing glimpses into New Zealand history through the eyes of those people responsible for naming our towns, suburbs, cities and landmarks. Where did Raglan get it's name? Why 'Bulls' and not 'Sheep' or 'Dogs'?
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