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This document provides a list of resources for Māori language and cultural learning, organized into three categories: dictionaries, land information, and genealogy. It includes over 20 online and print references for Māori dictionaries, land records, newspapers and journals, as well as suggestions to familiarize oneself with additional Māori books and resources. The resources listed provide comprehensive information to support learning te reo Māori, researching whenua and whakapapa.
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