Polynesian and then European settlers arrived in New Zealand bringing with them world views and modes of practice that they then began to apply and adapt to the new land. This remarkable book calibrates the varying approaches of the differing peoples who came to Aotearoa, and suggests that a deeper understanding of these mind-sets can lead towards approaches that are more harmonious, not just between cultures but towards the natural world too.
>> On RNZ National last Sunday.
>> Do traditional Maori attitudes to waterways hold a solution to New Zealand's fresh water crisis?
>> Is there such a thing as society?
>> An inspiring voice.
>> "If you teach children that their ancestors were violent, abusive savages, after a while, they are likely to believe you."
>> New Zealand needs to look to its own record on freedom of speech.
>> Anne Salmond interviewed by an invisible man.
>> Salmond will be speaking in Nelson in August.
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