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Darroch, Bob, 1940- :"Hey Dad - you know you said you wouldn't care who Sis came home with, as long as she's happy...?" 12 August 2010

Darroch, Bob, 1940- :"Hey Dad - you know you said you wouldn't care who Sis came home with, as long as she's happy...?" 12 August 2010

Artist unknown :Photographs in the "King Country" of New Zealand. The Illustrated London news, Sept. 3, 1887 - [page] 275

Artist unknown :Photographs in the "King Country" of New Zealand. The Illustrated London news, Sept. 3, 1887 - [page] 275

Forest slump. 14 May 2010

Forest slump. 14 May 2010

"One can't help but admire the protestors - they must use up all their annual leave to join in these hikois." 27 April, 2004.

"One can't help but admire the protestors - they must use up all their annual leave to join in these hikois." 27 April, 2004.

Foreshore and Seabed policy. "We've tried to come up with a policy which is midway between the high tide and low water marks." 18 December, 2003

Foreshore and Seabed policy. "We've tried to come up with a policy which is midway between the high tide and low water marks." 18 December, 2003

Smith, Ashley W., 1948- :Is it a bird? Is it a plane? MG business - mercantile gazette, 1 March 2004.

Smith, Ashley W., 1948- :Is it a bird? Is it a plane? MG business - mercantile gazette, 1 March 2004.

"How do you propose to halt the racist and divisive bickering in politics?" "Form a new ALL Maori party." 8 March, 2004.

"How do you propose to halt the racist and divisive bickering in politics?" "Form a new ALL Maori party." 8 March, 2004.

Treaty payout. You win. "Damn, you sure have to lose a lot first ..." 12 February 2009.

Treaty payout. You win. "Damn, you sure have to lose a lot first ..." 12 February 2009.

Letters from Henry Chapman

Letters from Henry Chapman

"The Foreshore and seabed proposals are fair and just in that..... .....everyone seems EQUALLY upset." 8 April, 2004.

"The Foreshore and seabed proposals are fair and just in that..... .....everyone seems EQUALLY upset." 8 April, 2004.

Cartoonist unknown :Rather a poser. Punch, or the Auckland Charivari, 1868

Cartoonist unknown :Rather a poser. Punch, or the Auckland Charivari, 1868

"Who could be so rude as to cut down a symbol of our sovereignty?" "Hone Heke." 10 April, 2004

"Who could be so rude as to cut down a symbol of our sovereignty?" "Hone Heke." 10 April, 2004

Ellison, Anthony, 1966- :We also promise sponsorship by a leading sports manufacturer... Auckland Sun, 21 November 1987.

Ellison, Anthony, 1966- :We also promise sponsorship by a leading sports manufacturer... Auckland Sun, 21 November 1987.

Tableau, re-enacting an unidentified event from early New Zealand history, at the East and West Missionary Exhibition, Wellington Town Hall

Tableau, re-enacting an unidentified event from early New Zealand history, at the East and West Missionary Exhibition, Wellington Town Hall

Rodolfo Stavenhagen. 23 November, 2005.

Rodolfo Stavenhagen. 23 November, 2005.

[Artist unknown] :[Wiremu Henare Taratoa offers water to Lieutenant-Colonel Booth, 1864. 1860s?].

[Artist unknown] :[Wiremu Henare Taratoa offers water to Lieutenant-Colonel Booth, 1864. 1860s?].

Racist! "Isn't this a Maori custom?" "Yes, we mustn't try to do everything for them." 14 February, 2004

Racist! "Isn't this a Maori custom?" "Yes, we mustn't try to do everything for them." 14 February, 2004

The day after Waitangi, 1840 - 2011. 6 February 2011

The day after Waitangi, 1840 - 2011. 6 February 2011

"The forecast for Waitangi Day for all of NZ is torrential humbug, followed by scattered controversy, occasional goodwill, strong wind and long spells of apathy and agendas..." 5 February 2010

"The forecast for Waitangi Day for all of NZ is torrential humbug, followed by scattered controversy, occasional goodwill, strong wind and long spells of apathy and agendas..." 5 February 2010

Captain William Hobson, 1840, "We are now one people." Maori Party, 167 years later, "We support the idea of flying Maori sovereignty flags on Waitangi Day." 1 February, 2007

Captain William Hobson, 1840, "We are now one people." Maori Party, 167 years later, "We support the idea of flying Maori sovereignty flags on Waitangi Day." 1 February, 2007