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Articles about powhiri and Treaty issues

Year: 

2004

Newspaper articles about powhiri and Treaty issues from 2004.

Type of resource: 

  • Resources for media studies and journalism teachers and students
PDF icon Trevor Mallard and powhiri
PDF icon Marine farms Treaty settlement
PDF icon Foreshore and seabed

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