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The New Zealand Wars

Friday, 5 October 2012, 9:11 am
Press Release: TV3

9.30am Sunday TV3 -THINK TANK

Despite our colonial history being so recent there is widespread ignorance about the so-called Land Wars. What were the triggers? What really happened during the battles and skirmishes between 1860 and 1872 ?

What were the real outcomes?

John Tamihere finds out in this week's THINK TANK

Guests: Dr Ranginui Walker, Peter Maxwell, Tania Rangihuia, Dr Ella Henry on THINK TANK with John Tamihere

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