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Tane Mahuta created the many wonders of nature that surround us today, but humanlife eludes him. As he sculpts the form of a woman from the scared red earth of Papatuanuku, Tane Mahuta can't begin to imagine what he is about to discover and all the beauty it beholds. Woven and Il ...
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The ancient oral tradition preserved by tangata whenua of Tauranga Moana about their ancestral mountain Mauao, is retold in this picture book in both Te Reo Maori and English. This book is suited especially for children, but it is also perfect for a bedtime story, when an adult a ...
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Tane Mahuta created the many wonders of nature that surround us today, but humanlife eludes him. As he sculpts the form of a woman from the scared red earth of Papatuanuku, Tane Mahuta can't begin to imagine what he is about to discover and all the beauty it beholds...
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The second book in The Dragon Defenders series by best-selling author James Russell.
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The book describes the impact that militarisation and war has had on the Upper Hutt Valley. From the attacks and destruction in the 1820's when the local Maori population was displaced; the raising of militia during the Land Wars; the massive expansion of the Valleys population d ...
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"He Rau Mahara, is an acknowledgement to our Ngai Tahu servicemen who enlisted in the First World War, with many making the ultimate sacrifice, if not while on duty, then certainly on their return. For many survivors, the atrocities exposed to overseas, eventually worn them down ...
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Hupara were an important resource for ancient Maori which were utilised in social protocols, game play, skill, strength and conditioning exercises. They were also used by tribes in psychological healing practices and as spiritual sanctuaries.Because of their relevance today, in a ...
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A travelogue about two expats living for three months on a South Pacific island and how they return enriched by their experience.
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A field guide to the 42 different cicada species in New Zealand
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