Cooking 4 Change is the brainchild of celebrated New Zealand artist Dick Frizzell, his business partner Christian Kasper and TV host Erin Simpson. They asked a wide range of New Zealand celebrities to share their all-time favourite dishes in order to raise money for longstanding local charities Paw Justice, Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand, Starship Foundation and Auckland City Mission. What resulted is a diverse selection of recipes and intimate cooking stories from a raft of our favourite personalities who want to make a difference. The recipes and stories are accompanied by sumptuous photography, mostly taken inside each celebrity's own kitchen. In true New Zealand style, Cooking 4 Change showcases the amazing results Kiwis can achieve when we all work together and give back to some of our hardest-working charities. Personalities include: Sir Michael Hill, Sam Neill, Lucy Lawless, Valerie Adams, Joseph Parker, Anika Moa, Jon Toogood, Jordan Luck, Trelise Cooper, Tiki Taane, Gin Wigmore, Marc Ellis, Robyn Malcolm, Sir Ray Avery, Don McGlashan, Otis Frizzell, John Key, Mark Richardson, Pua Magasiva, Dick Frizzell, Taika Waititi, Helen Clark, and Rhys Darby.

COOKING 4 CHANGE

Dick Frizzell

Christian Kasper

Erin Simpson

Potton Burton

Art Deco Napier - Styles of the Thirties

Shaw, Peter

Tongariro, a Sacred Gift

Potton, Craig

The Bike Book

Milson, Fred

Here on Earth: The Landscape in New Zealand Literature

Craig Potton [Photographer]

David Eggleton [Introduction]

Literature & Fiction

A photographic souvenir of the Nelson region, featuring the colour photography of Criag Potton and other well known photographers. It includes photos of Nelson, Abel Tasman, Kahurangi and Nelson Lakes National Parks, as well as Golden Bay.

Nelson - Place in the Sun

Lorraine Moir

Protecting Paradise: 1080 and the Fight to Save New Zealand'

Hansford, Dave

<p>Have you ever wondered why New Zealand's plants and animals are so different from those in other countries? Why kakapo is the only parrot in the world that cannot fly, or why the kiwi lives here and nowhere else? New Zealand is an extraordinary place, unique on earth, and the remarkable story of how and why life evolved here is the subject of Ghosts of Gondwana. The challenge of explaining New Zealand's natural origins is picked up in this fully revised edition of the popular award-winning book. It presents the latest scientific research in highly readable form, highlighting studies that reveal the deep historical background of our landscapes, fauna and flora - from ancient frogs and moa to delicate insects and the magnificent southern beech forests. It introduces the latest discoveries and resolves past issues like the 'Oligocene drowning' hypothesis. Exciting fossil discoveries are revealed and new scientific technologies and approaches to the discipline of historical biogeography are discussed - approaches that range from undersea geology to molecular clocks - and it inevitably draws attention to the debates and conflicts that distinguish different schools of opinion in this holistic branch of theoretical science. This revision incorporates the results of 10 years of intensive scientific research and includes four entirely new chapters to: focus on 'yesterday's maps' to draw attention to the ephemeral islands in our history that have possibly acted as stepping stones for terrestrial animals and plants but today have sunk into the sea; incorporate the author's own special interest in an ancient group of 'jaw-moths', unknown and unnoticed by most people but with a strong message that New Zealand is part of the world when it comes to explaining where our fauna have come from; present recent research findings on our huge flightless birds, the ratites; and include New Zealand's terrestrial molluscs into the story.</p>

Ghosts of Gondwana 2016

Science & Math

Gibbs, George

Nature & Ecology

From Moa to Dinosaurs

Candler, Gillian

Pearls of wisdom contained in proverbs - whakatauk I - have been gifted from generation to generation as an intrinsic part of the Maori world. As powerful metaphors, they combine analogy and cultural history in the most economical of words. Short and insightful, they surprise, engendering reflection, learning and personal growth. Mauri Ora links whakatauk I to key personal virtues idealised across cultures and generations. The virtues - wisdom, courage, compassion, integrity, self-mastery and belief - stem from the science of positive psychology; the study of how to live a better life. Illustrated throughout with wonderful photographs from an old world, this book draws on traditional wisdom to provide a recipe for personal effectiveness and leadership, and a rewarding connection of Maori knowledge to contemporary thinking about personal happiness and fulfilment.

Mauri Ora

Politics & Social Sciences

Alsop, Peter

Anthropology

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