British Review of New Zealand Studies
| NO.11 | 1998 | ISSN 0951-6204 |
| ARTICLES | |
| THE CONSERVATION OF NEW ZEALAND’S
BIOLOGICAL HERITAGE AND THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNERS by Mairi Jay and Munir Morad |
5 |
| GRAFFITI, BROKEN WINDOWS AND THE
RESOLUTION OF CULTURAL CONTRADICTIONS by Ted Ninnes |
17 |
| FINDING ONE’S ROOTS: FLEUR ADCOCK’S
‘ANCESTRAL’ POEMS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THOSE ABOUT NORTHERN
IRELAND by Hilary Bracefield |
35 |
| THREADS AND EMERGING PATTERNS: SOME
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND MUSIC by Martin Lodge |
49 |
| FOOL’S GOLD: NEW ZEALAND’S
FORGOTTEN SILVER, MYTH AND NATIONAL IDENTITY by Ian Conrich and Roy Smith |
57 |
| NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION
AND THE ‘PLAIN NONSENSE’ DEBATE by Ged Martin |
67 |