MAORI COLLECTION
The passing world, the passage of life: John Hovell and the art of kōwhaiwhai.
Skinner, Damian.
Auckland, N.Z.: Rim Books, 2010.
704.0399442 Ski
Tōku haerenga: a transformation of Māori cloaks: combining traditional Māori materials with western weaving techniques.
Ngarimu-Cameron, Rokahurihia.
Saarbrücken, Germany: Lambert Academic Pub., 2010.
746.41 Nga
Stories without end: essays 1975-2010.
Binney, Judith.
Wellington, N.Z.: Bridget Williams Books, 2010.
993.425 Bin
MAIN COLLECTION
De Bono's thinking course.
De Bono, Edward.
Harlow: BBC Active, 2009.
153.2 Deb
Teach yourself to think.
De Bono, Edward.
London: Penguin, 1996.
153.42 DeB
How to be more interesting.
De Bono, Edward.
London: Viking, 2010.
158.2 Deb
I am right, you are wrong.
De Bono, Edward.
London: Viking, 2010.
160 Deb
Going bush: New Zealanders and nature in the twentieth century.
Ross, Kirstie.
Auckland, N.Z.: Auckland University Press, 2008.
306.4810993 Ros
New Zealand Investment year book 2010-2011.
38th ed. Auckland, N.Z.: Investment Research Group, 2010.
332.632 New
Aboriginal title and indigenous peoples: Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Knafla, Louis and Westra, Haijo (Editors).
Vancouver: UBC Press, 2010.
346.710432 Abo
Educating the reflective practitioner.
Schon, Donald A.
San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1987.
378.013 Sch
Long-term caring: residential, home and community aged care.
Scott, Karen and Webb, Margaret and Sorrentino, Shelia.
2nd ed., Chatswood, N.S.W.: Elsevier Australia, 2010.
610.7360994 Lon
The illustrated easy way to stop smoking: a smoker's guide to just how easy it is to quit.
Carr, Allen and Aisbett, Bev.
London: Arcturus, 2007.
616.86506 Car
Full range leadership development.
Avolio, Bruce J.
2nd ed., Thousand Oaks, Calif.: SAGE Publications, 2011.
658.4092 Avo
Paper politics: socially engaged printmaking today.
MacPhee, Josh (Editor).
Oakland, CA: PM Press, 2009.
760.28 Pap
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