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‘Good ideas never get old and how wonderful it is that this pairing of classical mathematical theory with te ao Māori should work together so well
manages to achieve something remarkable — it is abstract enough for us
Historian Peter Lineham examines Christianity in New Zealand through the lens of cultural development
The dual-language structure encourages a richer
this well-thought-out book is a fabulous guide to old and new buildings in Wellington’ — Karen McMillan
Case Studies ‘Good ideas never get oldA beautiful book for all who love plants and their stories Shortlisted for the 2026 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards In 1829, London physician Dr Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward sealed a plant inside a glass container a simple experiment that helped change the way plants were transported across the world, transforming gardens, ecosystems and lives in the process. This book traces that story through photographs and essays, pairing striking contemporary images of