Tuia ngā kāwai tangata - Whakakau mai a Paikea i Te Huripureiata, Tēnā au te whanatu i te waru, te tai a Ruatapu, mōrehu mai i te puke ki Hikurangi, E’o te waka tohorā tere mai i Hawaiki, hōmai te kauhou tipua ki uta e
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800 – 1400: Pacific voyagers and settlers
1642 – 1840: European explorers and adventurers
1840 – 1900: New settlers: British, French, German, Chinese, Scandinavian, Dalmatian and Lebanese
Post-WWII: Displaced by war: Yugoslavians, Greeks and Polish immigrants
1950 – 1960: Land of opportunity: Pacific peoples, British, Dutch
1960 – today: Refugees: East Africa, Middle East, South Africa, South-East Asia, North Africa, Zimbabwe
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IMAGE: Early Spring; or, A Narrow of the Waikato River, 1881, Auckland, by Kennett Watkins. Purchased 2000 with New Zealand Lottery Grants Board funds. Te Papa (2000-0022-1)