Always think critically about the sources you are using:
Apply the CRAP test to assess the validity and quality of any information you use - so your research is accurate.
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Many more books available in the library.
Hikoi: forty years of Maori protest by 
DigitalNZ brings together many different sources for New Zealand history. It’s an easy way of searching online resources from New Zealand libraries, museums, universities and government sites all at once.
It is an excellent colletion for finding primary sources.
NZHistory is a website from the Ministry of Culture and Heritage on the history of New Zealand Aotearoa.
A cross-searchable e-book collection of award winning New Zealand history and biography titles from Bridget Williams Books.
‘Te ara’ in Māori means ‘the pathway’. Te Ara – The Encyclopedia of New Zealand offers many pathways to understanding New Zealand. It is a comprehensive guide to the country’s peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy, institutions and society.
Access to a wide range of international history topics. Features full text articles from over 100 history journals.
