Polynesian housing in Auckland

Austin, Michael

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2006
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Austin, M. (2006). Polynesian housing in Auckland. Whibley, S., and Ramirez, D. (Eds). Proceedings from the UAL International Housing Conference. online : 9-13.
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Abstract
Auckland is sometimes called the world's biggest Polynesian city but Polynesians occupy only some of the suburbs. The original Ngati Whatua inhabitants have been swamped, not only by the European (Pakeha) settlers, but also over the last half century by Maori groups from other parts of New Zealand. To add a further complexity there are large numbers of immigrants from other Pacific Islands ....
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Auckland housing Polynesian community film studies
ANZSRC Field of Research:
160810 Urban Sociology and Community Studies
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