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How do busy families navigate the traps of ultra-processed food on a full schedule? Research shows that children and adolescents have some of the poorest diets in the country, with more than 65 per cent of the food they consume being ultra-processed. So how...
This book is about unfinished business. Travelling around the country to launch his successful Becoming Pakeha: A journey between two cultures (HarperCollins 2022), he met many people who found the name Pakeha not fit for purpose and who were anxious about the...
Denis Glover, Charles Brasch, Ian Milner - these names have long been familiar to New Zealanders. Less well known is their contemporary and close friend, journalist Douglas Brass, whose remarkable four-decade career gave him a unique view of a turbulent period...
Memoir, myth and critical theory weave through Xiaole Zhan's essay-poem 'Arcadiana' as they explore their Pakeha-Chinese family. Meanwhile, Margo Montes de Oca's 'intertidal' combines rich, elemental imagery - water, light, colour - with a world of feeling and...
Is it possible to discover exactly what happened to a New Zealand soldier in World War II? Can his steps be retraced 80 years later and his experiences reimagined? Finding Private Webber is Angela Fitchett's effort to do just that and to gain a deeper...
Visas Now! zooms in on the high-stakes, one-off intakes of Syrians, Afghans and Ukrainians in the past decade. The book also includes nine people who share how their communities came together to seek emergency refugee intakes, including some whose calls went...
In The Midnight Plane, Dame Fiona Kidman, one of Aotearoa New Zealand's most distinguished writers, returns to her first and deepest literary love, poetry. This beautifully curated volume opens with selected work from Kidman's six previous collections,...
"In this expanded edition, you'll find not only practical advice on managing common childhood illnesses like colds, rashes and allergies naturally, but also newly added chapters dedicated to understanding and supporting your child's mental health. From...
A beginner's guide to clearing debt and building wealth. Money makes the world go round, but what happens when you have none? Te Kahukura Boynton is Maori Millionaire, and her debut book is here to help. Learn how to make money by clearing debt, saving an...
This self-published poetry book is 80 pages of: 60 bilingual poems and 59 bilingual journal prompts. With a whole 'lotta reminders of how powerful our whakapapa Maori truly is.
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