Contents
- COVER_SECTIONCover Section
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- CHAPTERTu Tangata
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- ILLUSTRATIONCover photograph A work by Para Matchitt
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- CHAPTERWhat's coming up in Tu Tangata
- CHAPTERThe Countdown For Kokiri
- CHAPTERKokiri – “a positive form of gang”.
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- CHAPTERThe cutting edge of social change
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- CHAPTERTHE KOKIRI UNIT
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- ILLUSTRATIONInterested on-lookers at the Kokiri Wananga.
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- CHAPTER‘Te Kohanga Reo’ (The Language Nest)
- CHAPTERNo winners, only losers in legal battle
- CHAPTERBilingual High School Growing at grassroots pace
- CHAPTERTuroa Kiniwe Royal
- ILLUSTRATION3DT pupils Mark Callen (left) and James Ruiwhiu at work on a computer console watched by principal Turoa Royal.
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- CHAPTERHEMI AND SAM.
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- CHAPTERTe Wananga o Raukawa offers a fair share of the cake
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- CHAPTERTe Waka Emanaaki rises from the ashes
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- CHAPTERMaori Rugby Tour – it will be the greatest
- CHAPTER28th Maori Battalion Reunion
- ILLUSTRATIONMr Haare Reneti
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- CHAPTERPARA MATCHITT
- CHAPTERCommon bond needed to rejuvenate carving
- CHAPTERMaoris have more to say than ends up printed on tea-towels
- CHAPTERYoung people ‘busting out’
- CHAPTER“Talking with musicians, ganja traders and the rastafarian brethren.”
- CHAPTERhaere ra e mokopuna
- CHAPTERTu Tangata Magazine Essay Competition 1982.
- CHAPTERNutrition Goals for New Zealanders
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- CHAPTEROne hundred years of craft at Feathers and Fibre exhibition
- ILLUSTRATIONA mat made by the women of the Herewini family (Ngai Tai) of Torere about 1955. The walls of the Holy Trinity Church ...
- ILLUSTRATIONAbove: Renata Tihore (Ngati Porou) of Hicks Bay working on a traditional fishing net. Examples of his work will be on...
- ILLUSTRATIONA taruke or crayfish pot made from manuka and supplejack vines by Tai Riwai, (Te Whanau-a-Apanui) of Te Kaha (from th...
- ILLUSTRATIONA kete made by Geneva Gray (Nga Puhi and Ngati Tuwharetoa) of Tokoroa in 1981. The pattern is very old and found in m...
- ILLUSTRATIONThe Maori Madonna unveiled by the Maori queen at Okahukura.
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- CHAPTERPicton youth come of age
- CHAPTERNewest MP expects ruffled feathers
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- CHAPTERMaori option face-change
- CHAPTERPublisher needed for Biographies
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- CHAPTERTE IWI/People
- ILLUSTRATIONElders at this years’ Kaumatua Wananga gave their blessing to the opening of Te Kohanga Reo (the language nest) at Pu...
- ILLUSTRATIONTamati Wharehuia, kaumatua from Te Arawa.
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- ILLUSTRATIONFrom left Ivy Papakura, Tuti Wetere (Aotea area representative) Mary Turner, Mona Raumati members Waitara MWWL Seated...
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- CHAPTERHato Paora tour
- CHAPTERTe Waipounamu at Pipitea
- CHAPTERLetters to the Editor
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- CHAPTERCROSSWORD PUZZLE NO. 6
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- ILLUSTRATIONSolution to Crossword Puzzle No. 5
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