Čájehuvvojit 1 - 7 oktiibuot 7 bohtosis ohcui "Samoans New Zealand"' Aiddostahte ozu
  1. 1
    Fáttát “...Samoans New Zealand....”
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    Archived copy available at the National Library of New Zealand
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Samoa times
  2. 2
    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Fáttát “...Samoans New Zealand Population Statistics....”
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Samoan people in New Zealand, 2006
  3. 3
    Dahkki Wendt, Albert, 1939-
    Almmustuhtton 2004
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    The songmaker's chair /
  4. 4
    Dahkki Metge, Joan, 1930-
    Almmustuhtton 2014
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    Talking past each other : problems of cross cultural communication /
  5. 5
    Fáttát
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    Narratives of Samoan women who established A'oga Amata in Christchurch New Zealand : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Education at the University of Canterbury /
  6. 6
    Dahkki Daly, Faaosofia Siliato
    Almmustuhtton 2021
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    Navigating the currents : a study of Samoan parents engagement in the further education of their children : PhD thesis submitted in fulfillement of a PhD degree at the University of Canterbury /
  7. 7
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    Stress and mental illness amongst Samoan adults (16+) living in New Zealand : measuring levels of psychological distress and mental illnesses and exploring medical and non-medical treatment preferences : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Psychology, University of Canterbury /

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