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Manapouri: Art, Power, Protest
Onboard the 'Wanganella'
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Welcome Sweet Peace: Returning home after the Great War
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Marriage-à-la-New Zealand
Trace Hodgson: The Underbelly
100 years of the School Journal
Contemporary New Zealand scientists
Collect: obsessive, passionate, visionary
Around New Zealand with Reed
Makereti: Taking Māori to the World
Manapouri: Art, Power, Protest
C D Barraud's 'Lake Manapouri looking towards Cathedral Peaks'
A family goes sketching
Samuel Moreton's 'Cathedral Spire, Lake Manapouri'
Lake Manapouri and the tourist market
Looking for power
Building a power station
Onboard the 'Wanganella'
Sister Bernadette McCarthy
'Save Manapouri' share certificate
The Fleming's 'Save Manapouri' Christmas card
Cartoonists and the campaign
264,907 signatures
Craig Potton
Wayne Barrar
Haruhiko Sameshima
First professional scientists
Self taught scientists
20th century scientists
Early explorers and collectors
Mātauranga Māori
Simple to sumptuous: Bookbindings 1450 to the present
A Capital Suburb: Pipitea Thorndon
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