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Indigenous Knowledge Systems role in addressing Sea Level Rise and Dried Water Source : a Fijian case studyUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Fiji -
IODP Expedition 330: Drilling the Louisville Seamount Trail in the SW PacificUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText
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Colonial political economy, social policy and poverty in Fiji : 1874-1970University of Canterbury LibraryText Fiji
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Classification Rule Extraction by Ant-Miner for Weed Risk AssessmentUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Hawaiʻi
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Is this the future of news? An examination of Samoa TopixUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Samoa
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Reef fish survey methods and application to population dynamics of parrotfish within the Kingdom TongaUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Tonga
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The influence of local culture on the ideology of Samoan journalismUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Samoa
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The communication of information in Western Samoa : the case of health.University of Canterbury LibraryText Samoa
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The Samoan vowel shift: A phenomenon in phonetics and phonological awarenessUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText Samoa
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Patterns of early primary school-based literacy interventions among Pacific children from a nationwide health screening programme of 4 year oldsUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText
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Implementing the Samoa Secondary Schools Health and Physical Education Curriculum: A Peg in the Ground. “O Le Ma’a Tulimanu Sa Lafoai’ina E Tufuga”University of Canterbury LibraryText Samoa
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Indigenising the Corporation. Indigenous Organisation Design: An Analysis of their Design, Features and the Influence of Indigenous Cultural ValuesUniversity of Canterbury LibraryText
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