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Written by Jennifer J. Parks Illustrated by Zerika van Jaarsveld Mrs Hadeda hates the look of her eggs and longs for a change. She seeks advice from her feathered friends. but are they able to help her? Hadedas are a type of ibis, and known mostly because of their raucous&hellip

0Expanding on his first book, The Golden Age of Radio in the Home, John Stokes’ books have proved to be very popular publications. The enthusiastic reception of his previous book has enabled material unavoidably left out to be put in this new book, , and to enable the inclusion of much new materi...

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NZTA registered and numbered • Prestart checklist • Incident reporting records • 50 sets in triplicate • 305x210mm • No Carbon Required

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“" is based on a true story. Fawzi is pronounced (Four-Zee). I would like to thank Dave Healy for his wonderful illustrations. He has done a great job capturing Fawzi’s cheeky personality. Keep an eye out for his trademark “Bob the Bunny" on every page.

0Primarily concerned with the radio industry of the 1923-1960 period, and illustrated by around 700 photographs, this comprehensive book tells how broadcasting brought news and entertainment into the home. The book also documents some of the history of radio manufacturing in New Zealand.Surprisingl...

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0Over a span of almost 20 years from the mid 1960s to the mid 1980s, a diverse group of very focussed New Zealanders looked skywards and from nothing created and built a well respected North Island airline called Air Central.The story reveals how the airline battled a chronic shortage of finance, r...

Edited by ROSS BARNETT and PAULINE BARNETT This is the story of how the tricky deposits of the Reefton Goldfield yielded great riches throughout the 20th century. It's a a story of clever entrepreneurs, technology innovators, hard-working miners and their families and other interesting characte...

Gran decided she needed to do something exciting – but what could she do? A delightful children's story focused on New Zealand's south.

Is GE the first thing that comes to mind when hearing the words “genome" or “genomic technology"? You may be surprised to discover how much more there is to this fascinating field of knowledge than just genetic engineering. We devise technologies in order to meet human wants and needs. The great...

Environmentalists in their more optimistic moments describe coal mining as a “sunset industry." But is it really? In the 21st century, New Zealand continues to mine, burn and export coal, despite the fact that, world wide, coal is the single biggest contributor to ocean acidification and to the on...

Hunting deer in the mountains led on to crayfishing around the south coast and a helicopter pilot’s licence for Doc Sutherland.

0Available from 30th November 2024Robin Fautley (UK) examines a range of air accidents, revealing an often-appalling standard of air accident investigation. The 1979 Erebus accident and aftermath are critiqued with remarkable new evidence. Outlined is what amounts to a national fraud by the airline...

0 – $44.90The story of how the Lockheed 10 Electra revolutionised commercial aviation in New Zealand and the pioneering of the Main Trunk Air Service. Describing Captain Bert Mercer’s exciting pioneering exploits and those of his successors, this book is illustrated with many rare photo...