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Māori village at Clontarf 1909-10

By
Albert James Perier
From the collections of the
State Library of New South Wales
[perier_34444 / Home and Away 34444]
(Mitchell Library)

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Perier, Albert James

State Library of New South Wales

Māori

Many Sydneysiders think that Māori contact with and migration to Sydney is a recent phenomenon, but in fact Māori people have been in Sydney from the earliest days of the colony, and have contributed to the city's growth and diversity and enriched its cultural and economic life.

Māori

Clontarf

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Residential suburb on the northern shore of Middle Harbour, between Seaforth and Balgowlah Heights. In 1868 it was the site of an attempt to assassinate Queen Victoria's son, Prince Alfred, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Te Arohanui

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Portable Māori village assembled for performances of Maggie Papakura's cultural troupe.