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• Te Aratiatia

  Writings From the Māori Education Team 1988-2000s

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  The accumulation of wisdom bequeathed to us by our tupuna contained the answers to the challenges confronting us; and faith in our ability to utilise that wisdom to transform our world.

• Ana, Titiro Ki a Koe!

  Just Look at You

  Cutting, Jillian

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  In te reo Māori with parallel English translation in the second half of the book. Part of a 'Sunshine Books' series for young readers.

• The Ballad of Joe Taihape

  Colquhoun, Glenn, 1964-

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  Glenn Colquhoun is a poet and children's writer. He works as a GP at a youth health clinic in Horowhenua.

• Indigenous Tattoo Traditions

  Humanity Through Skin and Ink

  Krutak, Lars F.

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  Indigenous Tattoo Traditions opens a window onto one of the world's most vibrant yet misunderstood mediums of human expression.

• Atarau

  Stories of the New Zealand Wars

  Light, Rowan

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  Curated by The Auckland Museum bringing together experts to share stories of objects and taonga from Atarau to explore the conflicts foundational to Aotearoa New Zealand. Each essay speaks to an aspect of how we might remember, commemorate, and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Both Versions of the Treaty of Waitangi

  a Restorative Interpretation

  Mason, Bruce, 1949-

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  A comprehensive exploration of textual differences, historical context, and statutory interpretation.

• Sea of Islands

  Exploring Objects, Stories, and Memories From Oceania

  Mayer, Carol E. (Carol Elizabeth), 1945-

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  From regalia and jewellery to barkcloths and woven mats to carvings and canoes, all these items have travelled, sometimes circuitously, from their homelands--including Aotearoa.

• The Art of Colonisation

  Images of Europe's Encounters With New Zealand Aotearoa

  Moon, Paul, 1968-

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  A spectacular production both historically and aesthetically with 20 short, fast-paced chapters. Artists include Holle, Sporing, Hodges, Earle, Tupaia, Heaphy, Watkins, Steele, and more.

• Te Onehaumako

  Nicklin, Zeb Tamihana

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  In Te Reo Māori. We follow the story of Tawa, an inquisitive teenage boy. With a time-travelling shed located in his garden.

• I Am You, Papatūānuku

  Messages From Children for Planet Earth

  Parker, Kate, 1973-

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  A powerful collaboration between artist and educator Kate Parker and the tamariki of New Lynn School, Tamaki Makaurau. Blending children's heartfelt words with stunning artwork, the book is both a celebration of imagination and a call to action for…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Hare Pota me te pakohu kura huna

  Rowling, J. K., 1965-

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  Kotahi rau pukapuka 16. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

• Maori Origins and Migrations

  the Genesis of Some Pakeha Myths and Legends

  Sorrenson, M. P. K. (Maurice Peter Keith), 1932-

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  Newly released

• Pipi and Pou and the Haunted Forest

  Tipene, Tim, 1972-

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  Nan has been talking to a butterfly, and the news isn’t good for any of our trio of environmental warriors. In English with some te reo Māori.

• We Go Hard!

  Stories of the Manurewa Marlins U13 Maidens = Whakapau Kaha Mārika Mātou! He Kōrero Mō Ngā Manurewa Marlins Maidens Kei Raro I Te 13 Tau Te Pakeke

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  These are the stories of the Manurewa Marlins u13 Maidens – their challenges, proud moments, and what they love about rugby league. Text in English and te reo Māori. Includes a QR code to scan to hear the girls reading parts of their writing.