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Paddy the Wanderer tells the remarkable story of Wellington's beloved dog Paddy, a wharf-dwelling dog who became a local legend. Great for kids and adults.
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A DVD postcard looking at the private cable cars of Wellington.
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This gorgeous cookbook celebrates the flair and flavours of Wellington’s well known Cuba Street. Take a journey up the street and enjoy a colourful mix of recipes, provided by over twenty of your favourite bars and eateries!
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Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls is a children’s book packed full of 100 stories about 100 incredible women, from every corner of the globe.
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‘Every girl can become a hero’
Go Girl by Barbara Else is a truly inspirational collection of true stories about NZ women who have done extraordinary things.
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Kiwiana Uniquely New Zealand is an essential guide for both New Zealanders and overseas visitors, identifying and celebrating some of the more colourful and durable aspects of this country’s popular culture.
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“First catch your Weka”, the explorer Charles Heaphy advised in 1842, then stuff it with sage and onion and roast it on a stick. In that simple way began a great tradition of New Zealand cooking, from Heaphy to the Edmond’s Cookery Book, Alison Holst, Hudson and Halls, and the meal on your plate today. In […]
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Wellington Telling Tales by Chris Maclean Wellington Telling Tales vividly brings to life the colourful past of Wellington city. You can either read as a whole or simply dip into it. Chris Maclean presents the city’s history in a series of fascinating historical descriptions, each marking a year of the 20th century. Each story in […]
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