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- Beautiful and portable highly illustrated guide
- Accessible to readers of all ages and levels of interest
- Based on a 30-year study of the life of a unique dolphin species
- Written by the world experts on the species
New Zealand dolphins, also known as He ...
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Information and the technology that supports its collection, communication and analysis is a core concern of government, making e-government (meaning electronically enabled government) fundamental to the ongoing 'reinvention' of public administration. This book looks at policies, ...
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This book tells the inside story of New Zealands diplomatic wives and daughters over a hundred years of diplomacy. Based on private letters, MFAT archives and personal interviews, it records many unknown episodes in New Zealands diplomatic history, including the part played by th ...
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Serving as a guide to hikes, flora, and fauna of Stewart Island, one of the three main islands of New Zealand, this book includes information on history, climate, transportation, accommodations, and historical sites.
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Essential guide to the many tracks and trails of the beautiful inland regions of the lower half of the South Island, with an emphasis on foothills and forests. Includes the Mackenzie Country, Mount Cook, Lake Wanaka and Matukituki valleys, Mount Aspiring national Park, Makarora/H ...
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' ... you have the Press, both open and free: use it. Give your thoughts life; let all good measures be brought forward, discussed, and well ventilated.' - William Colenso, writing to the Hawkes Bay Herald in 1859 The provincial newspaper columns were the 'public spheres' of t ...
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Accessible well-illustrated food history - Same format and same author as The Pavlova Story - Includes 12 historic Christmas cake recipes for today's cooks - Plus hints for ensuring your Christmas cake is rich and moist! The many and varied Christmas cakes we enjoy t ...
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mages of pristine forests, mountain ranges, untameable rivers and empty expanses of coastline are the key attraction in how we promote Aotearoa New Zealand internationally: '100% Pure' no less. Such wildness is at this nation's psychological and physical core. This book searc ...
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The 'Dunedin Sound' of the 1980s is a phenomenon known throughout the world. But what does Dunedin music-making sound like in the 21st century? Dunedin Soundings features writing from musicians, composers and scholar/practitioners. They discuss genres as diverse as brass band, op ...
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For the past three years Alastair Grant has travelled the great inland harbours of the west coast of the North Island creating a photographic record of these fascinating and under-appreciated regions, trying to capture their atmosphere and a feel for the people who live and work ...
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