Reform has been a recurring theme throughout Geoffrey Palmer’s life, not only during his career in politics as an MP, Deputy Prime Minister a…

This is the final in the comic Cavanagh family Up the Creek trilogy. In Gold in the Creek the village fought restructuring. Geyser in the Creek…

Edited and published by Fergus Barrowman sportmagazine.co.nz Packed with new essays, poetry and fiction from 42 leading and new New Zealand…

A humorous reference book for the hip, literate reader, lovers of wordplay and books of lists, "Aardvarks after Dark" is a catalog of ima…

Rediscover these Biblical characters as women of passion and compassion. Firmly set in a southern hemisphere context, this easy-to-use book has…

* A businessman meets a tattoo artist on a plane and finds his world beginning to unravel. *A rock star lookalike postie steals a postcard and …

An invisible monster is what you can't see coming. It has unknown qualities. With an invisible monster you never know when you're in danger…

Flight of the Huia: Ecology and conservation of New Zealand's frogs, reptiles, birds and mammals This book tells the story of New Zealand&r…

The newest edition of Understanding NCEA is a must-read for all secondary school students and their parents. Since the publication of the first…

It’s 1928 and the world’s most famous novelist, Thomas Hardy, is dying in the upstairs room of Max Gate, the house he built in his belo…

Everything becomes clearer in reverse – because sometimes, things have to be taken apart to be understood. In the near future, an exact …

In Working as allies non-indigenous supporters of indigenous justice in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand discuss their practice. Through in-depth…

History Matters reflects the dynamic nature of teaching and learning history in New Zealand secondary classrooms. It demonstrates not only the weal…

*** WINNER of the Man Booker Prize 2013 *** ‘There was this large world of rolling time and shifting spaces, and that small, stilled worl…

Joe Pearce has big boots to fill. His dad Kevin is a Lower Hutt rugby hero and a father he can readily admire. But life has a way of exposing our w…

Vauxhall Gardens was Dunedin's pride and shame. Built on wealth from the 1860s Otago goldrush, Henry Farley's pleasure gardens attracted go…

Have you had times when you blamed your troubles on your upbringing? Do people tell you you are just like your parents? If you understand the m…

Ngā Āhuatanga Hurihuri o te Tiaki Tamariki: The Changing Fortunes of Childcare 2003-2013 updates the story of the NZ Childcare Association c…

Helen May tells a selection of stories and provides some historical context and insight into a range of events and situations that, from the incept…

Crossing the border has been written for early childhood education and primary school teachers who are interested in the transition from ECE to sch…