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The Landfall Tauraka Review: Aotearoa New Zealand books in review

A Magnifying Glass to Enormity

1 May 2021 Leave a Comment

Helen Watson White on Searching for Charlie by Tom Scott

Filed Under: biography, history, journalism

Flaxroots Theatre Made By All 

1 April 2021 1 Comment

David Eggleton on Bus Stops on the Moon by Martin Edmond

Filed Under: history, memoir, plays

Kaleidoscopic Ethnography

1 April 2021 Leave a Comment

Emma Gattey on Refocusing Ethnographic Museums Through Oceanic Lenses by Philipp Schorch et al

Filed Under: history

Te Tiriti Then and Now

1 February 2021 Leave a Comment

Gerry Te Kapa Coates on Waitangi by Matthew Wright

Filed Under: history, politics

Beyond Beauty: Portraits of New Zealand history

1 December 2020 Leave a Comment

Cushla McKinney on No Man’s Land by A.J. Fitzwater and Jerningham by Cristina Sanders

Filed Under: fiction, history

A Common Silence

1 November 2020 Leave a Comment

Shana Chandra on Kalimpong Kids by Jane McCabe

Filed Under: history

The Slow Wheels of Justice 

1 October 2020 Leave a Comment

Gerry Te Kapa Coates on Justice & Race by Oliver Sutherland

Filed Under: history, law, maori and pacific, politics

A Robot Stole My Economy

1 September 2020 Leave a Comment

Victor Billot on Jobs, Robots and Us by Kinley Salmon

Filed Under: history, politics, social sciences

A Tool of Hope

1 August 2020 Leave a Comment

Jessica Thompson Carr on Protest Tautohetohe by Stephanie Gibson, Matariki Williams and Puawai Cairns

Filed Under: history, maori and pacific

#I am not a virus

1 May 2020 Leave a Comment

Mira Harrison on The Dark Island by Benjamin Kingsbury

Filed Under: history, social sciences

A Remarkable Individual

1 May 2020 Leave a Comment

Richard Bullen on A Communist in the Family by Elspeth Sandys

Filed Under: biography, history, politics

Mate atu he toa, ara mai ra he toa! When one warrior dies, another arises to take his place!

1 April 2020 Leave a Comment

Vaughan Rapatahana on Whitiki! Whiti! Whiti! E! by Monty Soutar

Filed Under: history, maori and pacific, politics, social sciences

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