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World War One Stories on Tour - at Leeston Library. The stories of four Cantabrians - from Selwyn, Hurunui, Waimakariri and Christchurch - during the First World War are being told in a new Canterbury Museum touring exhibition. This is currently on display at Leeston Library where it will remain for three months before travelling onto libraries around Selwyn, Waimakariri and Hurunui during the next two years. BookMyne - your library on the Go! The new stop wil.
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We are just revamping our website after a number of years, so bear with us as we recreate and reload content. Study the basics of the Māori Language, through online video movie lessons. Learn to kōrero or speak Te Reo Māori and get links to MāoriLanguage resources and organisations to help you.
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This blog provides a visual-verbal snapshot of Maori culture and contemporary Maori lifestyles in modern New Zealand. It presents my own experiences and observations of Maori culture and is not intended in anyway to be the definitive view on all things Maori, but rather an introduction for those who want to know more about Maori culture and its place in everyday bicultural New Zealand. Monday, January 7, 2013. Friday, December 7, 2012. Two Men, Two Cloaks.
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