The word this week is: koro (caw-raw) grandfather
I would like to introduce you to my Koro.
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The word this week is: kuia (coo-ee-aah) grandmother
That is Annabel’s grandmother.
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The word this week is: kaumātua ( coe-maah-two-ah) old men
The kaumātua are going for a trip today.
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The word this week is: kōtiro (caw-tee-raw) girl/daughter
She is hoping to have a little kōtiro, this time.
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The word this week is: kaumātua(coe-maah-two-aah) old man
He is an old man!
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The word this week is: aroha (ah-raw-hah) love
She shows so much aroha to her children!
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Discover, the main Library search tool, is currently giving a few error messages, which are being investigated. In the meantime, here are some trouble-shooting tips for the most common errors. If these don’t work, please contact us on...Read more
The Treaty of Waitangi Collection is now available online, offering a range of ebooks on Te Tiriti. The collection, by Bridget Williams Books, covers foundations, histories and commentaries, with more books expected to be added over time.
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