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The Lotu and the Fa'asāmoa: church and society in Samoa, 1830-1880University of OtagoText Samoa -
Microbial bioerosion: testing a new technique to differentiate stillborn, perinatal, and neonatal infants in archaeological samples.University of OtagoText Tonga
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Beginning a conversation: writing a history about MangaiaUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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Pūrākau tuku iho - honoring the stories of our tipūna: An exploration of the use of Māori and indigenous storytelling in mental health settingsUniversity of OtagoText Hawaiʻi
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Toe Matimati le Ūpega: A practical and theological reflection on the significance of expository preaching for the faith and spiritual life of young Samoan ChristiansUniversity of OtagoText Samoa
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The Global Health Classroom: Collaborative Global Health Learning between New Zealand and Samoan Medical Students in a Virtual ClassroomUniversity of OtagoText Samoa
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Mission boat, Taviuni [Taveuni]Hocken Collections - Uare Taoka o Hākena, University of OtagoImage Polynesia Fiji -
Giving - should it hurt? : a study of the giving of the Samoan people to the ChurchUniversity of OtagoText Samoa
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Aligning the Ancestors: the orientation of meeting houses in New Zealand.University of OtagoText Polynesia
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Entertainment given to the band of the "Katoomba" by Mr & Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson at VailimaHocken Collections - Uare Taoka o Hākena, University of OtagoImage Samoa
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The Dissolution Kinetics of Calcium Carbonate in Seawater: Development and Application of an Automated pH-stat Method for the Measurement of Dissolution RatesUniversity of OtagoText Samoa
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The lived experience of rural Tuvaluans navigating the Aotearoa New Zealand healthcare system.University of OtagoText Tuvalu
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