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… Zealand with her parents and brother Alan, who farmed in Waikato and later bought a farm at Tūākau. When her parents … the title I told my love. The novel's male narrator, a Waikato dairy farmer, recounts his love affair and marriage … ran occasional drama classes for the WEA and the Auckland Regional Council of Adult Education in the late 1950s and …
Type: Biography
… Whiri i te Reo Māori (the Māori Language Commission) and Waikato University. On 24 July 2008 a fully translated … by TangataWhenua.com. Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori, Waikato University and a number of native speakers were … so that it can be adapted to various languages and regions without engineering changes. Localisation is the …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Mātauranga hangarau – information technology
… (1938–), Victoria University of Wellington Nexus (1968–), Waikato University. Going too far? Many student newspaper … aimed at urbane Aucklanders. Its famous 1987 cover story about unorthodox research on women at Greenlane … a judicial enquiry and law changes. North and South was a regional version of Metro ‘without the hard-edged, rapacious …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Magazines and periodicals
… develop thermal areas – especially at Rotorua, Te Aroha in Waikato, and Hanmer Springs in Canterbury – as health spas. … in the South Island and the Tararua and Central Plateau regions in the North. For those prepared to rough it, this …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Holidays
… cultural go-betweens throughout New Zealand’s colonial history. However, many have found it difficult (and … missionary John Whiteley encouraged chiefs in the Kāwhia region to sign the treaty, and Robert Maunsell did the same … information for the government’s military campaign in Waikato in 1863–4. In 1865 he tried to use his mother’s …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Cultural go-betweens
… with Ngāti Toa and other tribes, to the Cook Strait region. In 1815 Ngāti Tama were defeated by Ngāti Maniapoto … the South Island. Several villages were established in the region, and crops were planted. After this Te Pūoho … in vain, to help Te Āti Awa when they were attacked by Waikato at Pukerangiora pā, on the Waitara River. Te Pūoho …
Type: Biography
… 1865 he served as resident magistrate for the Whanganui region, hearing civil and criminal cases between Māori, and … he was providing intelligence on local Māori for the Waikato military command. He then returned to private land … 1879 as the compiler and writer of an official Māori history. The task took over 10 years, from 10 April 1879 to 30 …
Type: Biography
… We also updated a number of stories, including our Floods story, to acknowledge the disastrous weather events of early … signing in deaf education, variation in signs across regions and time, the role of interpreters, and digital … Māori version of the entry on fashion designer Kura Ensor (Waikato–Tainui), written in English by Natalie Smith. Tim …
Type: Basic page
… syndicated, but Robson offered a syndication deal to other regional newspapers. Six, including The Press (Christchurch) and the Waikato Times , were carrying it by the end of the year. … by the National Party backed by the American military. The story culminates in a Russian nuclear attack on New Zealand. …
Type: Biography