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Exploring the Role and Nature of 'Visiting Friends and Relatives' Tourism in NiueAuckland University of TechnologyText Niue -
Embracing Managerialism in a Small Pacific Island State: A Study of Governance and New Public Management Outcomes in the Cook Islands From 2006-2012Auckland University of TechnologyText Cook Islands
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Accountability in the accounting profession in Samoa: exploring the influence of Fa'aSamoaAuckland University of TechnologyText Samoa
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The Tongan media and press freedom: The crucial role of independent media in the fight for press freedom in TongaAuckland University of TechnologyText Tonga
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Foods Imported Into the Tokelau Islands: 10th May 2008 to 1 April 2012Auckland University of TechnologyText Tokelau
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Tāura ki te Atua - The Role of 'Akairo in Cook Islands ArtAuckland University of TechnologyText Cook Islands
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Vagahau Niue for Teaching and Learning in New Zealand SchoolsAuckland University of TechnologyText Niue
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The Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Public Safety Communication and Optimization of Coverage (Case Study - Cook Islands)Auckland University of TechnologyText Cook Islands
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A malu i fale le gagana, e malu fo'i i fafo. The Use and Value of the Samoan Language in Samoan Families in New ZealandAuckland University of TechnologyText Samoa
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Fatu Lālānga ’I Falehanga: Subjectivity in Tongan Thinking and in New Zealand ECE PolicyAuckland University of TechnologyText Tonga
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Is Tonga ready for Paris?Auckland University of TechnologyText Tonga
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Samoan Leadership for New Zealand Born Samoan Through the Aganu'u Journey of Discovery - O Ie Isaraelu Moni E Tatala Ie Faamalama Ma Vaava'ai Atu I Iona Nu'uAuckland University of TechnologyText Samoa
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