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• The Welcome of Strangers

  a History of Southern Māori

  Anderson, Atholl, 1943-

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  A signally important text in the canon of Māori history.' - Michael Stevens. Distinguished archaeologist Atholl Anderson in a new edition of his groundbreaking book from 1998.

• The Science of the Māori Lunar Calendar

  Separating Fact From Folklore : a Scientific Appraisal of the Maramataka

  Bartholomew, Robert E.

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  For millennia, Māori and their Polynesian ancestors have used the phases of the moon to guide hunting, fishing, planting and harvesting - even health and behaviour.

• E Kō, Nō Hea Koe

  Bennett, Matariki

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  A debut collection of poetry from Matariki Bennett (Ngati Pikiao, Ngati Whakaue, Ngati Hinerangi). In 2023, Matariki was the Wellington Poetry Slam Champion.

• Nga hapa reo

  common Māori language errors

  Black, Hona

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  How do you choose between 'awhi' and 'āwhina'? What differene can a tohutō (macron) make? And should you address your friend as 'Hēmi' or 'e Hēmi'? This book has the answers, explaining and correcting more than 150 errors of word choice, grammar,…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Toi Te Mana

  An Indigenous History of Māori Art

  Brown, Deidre (Deidre Sharon), 1970-

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  Toi Te Mana is a landmark account of Maori art from the time of the tupuna to the present day.

• Books of Mana

  180 Māori-authored Books of Significance

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  Books of Mana celebrates the rich tradition of Māori authorship in Aotearoa New Zealand. It reveals the central place of over 200 years of print literacy within te ao Māori.

• Māori Millionaire

  a Beginner's Guide to Building Better Money Habits

  Boynton, Te Kahukura

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  Te Kahukura works on her mission to bridge the wealth gap - by creating accessible resources for her community. But, her mission goes beyond money. It’s about reclaiming freedom, abundance and authentic fulfillment.

• Full Circle

  Clarkson, Jenny-May, 1974-

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  Here is the story of how she reclaimed strength and identity through her connections to te ao Māori.

• Ara

  a Māori Guidebook of the Mind

  Elder, Hinemoa, 1966-

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  A unique exploration of how to think about thinking, rooted in the wisdom of Māori culture.

• Aroha

  He Matauranga Māori E Uruhau Ai Te Ao, E Aumārire Ai Hoki Te Oranga Tahitanga Me Tō Tātou Taiao

  Elder, Hinemoa, 1966-

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  Dr Hinemoa Elder's bestselling Aroha, translated into te reo Māori. Published in collaboration with Kotahi Rau Pukapuka.

• Whānau

  Reo Māori Phrases to Share With the People You Love

  Farnham, Donovan

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  A collection of beautifully illustrated reo Māori phrases, for everyday use at any level,

• Mahi a Atua

  Kopua, Mark

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  Through telling our own life stories, alongside traditional pūrākau, we can reimagine how we live in the world and navigate challenges, based in Māori knowledge.

• Speaking My Language

  Te Kōrero I Tōku Reo

  McRoberts, Mike, 1966-

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  Mike McRoberts (Ngati Kahungunu ki te Wairoa) is one of New Zealand's most respected journalists and broadcasters, with an award-winning career spanning four decades. He embarks on a deeply personal journey into Te Reo Māori and Te Ao Māori.

• Mana Moana

  Nga Urungi O Te Ohu Kaimoana Toitu Mo Anamata = Navigators of Sustainable Fisheries for the Future

  Houkamau, Carla

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  'Mana Moana makes a valuable contribution to the literature on Māori business, spanning from pre-European times, colonial settlement and treaty settlements, through to the post-treaty settlement era. The strengths of the book are its attention to…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Puripāha

  Te Pane Kaewa

  Ihimaera, Witi, 1944-

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  This powerful te reo Māori translation of a New Zealand classic is now available as an audiobook.

• The Whale Rider

  Ihimaera, Witi, 1944-

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  Published for the first time on the Penguin Classics U.S. list. This new edition is introduced by Shilo Kino (Ngāpuhi and Ngāti Maniapoto) and has a forward by award winning actress Lily Gladstone.

• This Compulsion in Us

  Makereti, Tina, 1973-

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  Prizewinning author Tina Makereti writes from inside her many intersecting lives as a wahine Māori – teacher, daughter, traveller, parent – and into a past that is as alive and changeful as the present moment.

• Hononga

  a Guide to a More Connected, Satisfying and Authentic Life

  Manu, Tracy

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  Life coach Tracy Manu, was in her 40s when she discovered that the restorative and life-affirming rituals she had been sharing with her clients for years aligned strongly with a Māori world view. She embarked on a transformative journey to deepen…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Maranga! Maranga! Maranga!

  the Call to Māori History : Essays From Te Pouhere Kōrero

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  Celebrating over three decades of Māori scholarship, Chiefly in English with some text in Māori.

• Mātauranga Māori

  Mead, Sidney M., 1927-

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  In Mātauranga Māori, Hirini Moko Mead looks at how the knowledge system operates, the branches of knowledge, and the way knowledge is recorded and given expression in te reo Māori and through daily activities and formal ceremonies.