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Great Tales from New Zealand History - Gordon Mclauchlan Menu Category_Mind Body & Spirit who has helmed the magazineGordon McLauchlan tempts our imagination with 46 little known tales from New Zealand's past. Here you will discover that: Auckland applied twice to the Colonial Office to be a separate colony from the rest of New Zealand, more about the man who wanted to be James Cook, when drinking beer legally became an 'art' on the West Coast, whether Kupe was man or myth, how Hawera seceded and became a republic, when and why the Americans planned to invade New