Kōrero: South Pacific economic relations

Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa

Mai i te whārangi 1 - Pacific neighbours

Colonial control in the South Pacific

Colonial control in the South Pacific

Hoisting the Union Jack, 1900

Hoisting the Union Jack, 1900

Tokelauans arrive in New Zealand, 1966

Tokelauans arrive in New Zealand, 1966

Mai i te whārangi 2 - Sugar and phosphate

Loading sugar cane, 1884

Loading sugar cane, 1884 (1 o 3)

Sugar refinery, 1890

Sugar refinery, 1890 (2 o 3)

Stacks of sugar sacks

Stacks of sugar sacks (3 o 3)

Rock phosphate, 1906

Rock phosphate, 1906

Banaba, before and after mining

Banaba, before and after mining

War damage on Nauru, 1940

War damage on Nauru, 1940

Mai i te whārangi 3 - The balance of trade

New Zealand trade with the South Pacific

New Zealand trade with the South Pacific

Picking oranges in the Cook Islands, 1951

Picking oranges in the Cook Islands, 1951

Corned-beef tin bull

Corned-beef tin bull

Island tours on the Maui Pomare

Island tours on the Maui Pomare

Mai i te whārangi 4 - Aid, remittances and tourism

New Zealand aid to the Pacific and elsewhere

New Zealand aid to the Pacific and elsewhere

Anti-coup protesters, 1987

Anti-coup protesters, 1987

Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme for Pacific workers

Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme for Pacific workers

Remittances to Samoa, 1991

Remittances to Samoa, 1991

South Pacific travel brochures, 1960s

South Pacific travel brochures, 1960s

Me pēnei te tohu i te whārangi:

Geoff Bertram, 'Ngā whakaahua, ngā rauemi katoa', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/mi/south-pacific-economic-relations/media (accessed 26 August 2019)

Story by Geoff Bertram, published 11 Mar 2010