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Concepts Of Nationhood
In 1907, a milestone occurred in the development of the New Zealand national identity. The declaration of Dominion status meant that New Zealand was no longer a colony, but a dominion within the British Empire.
One hundred years later on 26 September 2007, an industrial-strength lineup of historical, legal and constitutional experts met to explore what Dominion status meant at the time, and what it means to us now.
This RNZ series provides a major four-part exploration of themes relating to who we are, and how we have begun to redefine our independence as a sovereign country, and how we might develop in the future.
Recorded in the Great Hall at Parliament in Wellington.
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