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In Untamed Coast, Bob Harvey not only describes the natural beauty of the Waitakeres, but also outlines the ancient Maori history, the more recent pioneering past, and profiles some of the area's main characters - adding many fascinating anecdotes and stories not found elsewhere.
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In the Spirit of the West, Ted Scott's photographs beautifully capture the magic of the Waitakere Ranges, the varying moods and textures of the landscape, images that record the changing seasons in the forest and beaches.
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At the heart of this text is the realisation that the rational world of systems and procedures can only be really effective if it is sustained by strong relationships; that emotions, values and beliefs lie at the heart of maintaining workplaces where people - and businesses - can ...
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100 photogrpahs from a travelling exhibition of the same name. During 1999 Ted Scott and his team revisited locations documented in old photographs and recorded comparable images of the people and places of West Auckland.
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This is a guide to changing your whole approach to dealing with life's joys and confusions. Augustus' story, told through 31 short parables, will inspire and support you through manic meetings, frantic family situations and the countless confrontations that test patience and good ...
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Life as the daughter of the sultan should be one of bliss, joy, and happiness, but Princess Naomi battles with her darker aspects. The sultan, concerned with his daughter's deepening depression, seeks for help from every corner of his kingdom. When his apothecary fails to help th ...
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Harvey writes of the people of this area of New Zealand, from the earliest days of Maori settlement, to the later pakeha. It is an intimate journey set in spectacular, primeval landscapes of sea-hewn rocks and black sand beaches.
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