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Books Available

  • Tiwaiwaka Booklet

    Learn about the 6 Tiwaiwaka Principles and a way forward for the survival of our species in tune with Papatuanuku and the world which we are a part of.

    $15.00 + Shipping
    EBOOK also available.

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  • Rongoā Māori

    PA / ROB MCGOWAN

    70 Page booklet - Published 2009/2014

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  • Rongoā Rākau

    DONNA KERRIDGE

    Learn more from well respected Rongoā Māori practitioner and advocate for the protection of traditional Māori knowledge - Donna Kerridge.

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  • Rongoā Māori 3x Book Bundle

    Save by purchasing the bundle of all three of our treasured Rongoā Māori books, including:

    - Tiwaiwaka (Rob McGowan)
    - Rongoā Rākau, (Donna Kerridge)
    - Rongoa Māori (Rob McGowan)

    $75 + Shipping.

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