Cambodian refugees learning to ride bicycles in Waikanae - Photograph taken by Melanie Burford

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Cambodian refugees learning to ride bicycles in Waikanae - Photograph taken by Melanie Burford

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Cambodian refugees photographed learning to ride bicycles in Waikanae on 29 November 1995 by Evening Post staff photographer Melanie Burford. Original Evening Post caption reads: "Three Cambodian Refugee families are starting a new life in Waikanae, thanks to the support of an inter-church group. The Thack, Lam and Son families - six adults and six children - have spent up to 10 years in refugee camps in Thailand...The United Nations organised for the families to come to New Zealand in Septe...

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29 November 1995

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23159182

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