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Paul Moon

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Dr Paul Moon is Professor of History at Auckland University of Technology. He has written several books focusing on nineteenth-century New Zealand history, and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society at University College, London. Paul was born in Auckland in 1968.

Nan Bella at Waiwhetu School, July 1991. Image: Mark Coote

Compulsion could kill the Māori language

Paul Moon, author of the controversial new book Killing Te Reo, argues that making te reo Māori a compulsory school subject is the worst thing we could do to preserve the language.

By Paul Moon | 25th January, 2018

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Are we really just meat and nothing more?: Dr Paul Moon reviews a new study of cannibalism

Eat Me, a new study of the history and science of cannibalism, squanders the opportunity to present new insights, writes Paul Moon.

By Paul Moon | 31st May, 2017