Rere atu, taku manu! : discovering history, language, and politics in the Maori-language newspapers

Maori print culture - the newspapers, Timoti Karetu E manu, tena koe! The oral tradition in newspaper writing, Jane McRae a brief history of Maori-language newspapers, Jenifer Curnow loanwords used in Maori-language newspapers, John Moorfield and Lachy Paterson Kiri ma, kiri mangu - the terminology of race and civilization in the mid-19th century Maori-language press, Lachy Paterson church and identity in the Wesleyan newspaper Te Haeata, Yvonne Sutherland poetry in Te Waka Maori, Christine Tremewan Kupu pai, kupu kino, good and bad words in Maori political writing, Lyndsay Head parliamentary representation for Maori - debate and ideology in Te Wananga and Te Waka Maori o Niu Tirani, 1874-1878 inculcating habits of industry - Pakeha prescriptions for work and the capitalist ethic in Te Korimako, Hazel Petrie the tribal society of the Wairarapa newspapers, Steven Chrisp delivering the Maori-language newspapers in the internet, Mark Apperley, Te takea Keegan, Ian Wittenand, Sally Cunningham.