Waikaremoana Waitoki: Don’t let your mana be trampled
“I’m well if my family is well, and my family is well if I’m well. Also, as a people, we are all well if the land is well.” — Dr Waikaremoana Waitoki, clinical psychologist.
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Korohere Ngāpō: Hauraki is my magnetic north
“I most certainly believe there is power and mana in the karakia that were performed. Our Māori spirituality is a big thing. It always has been and it always will be.” — Korohere Ngapo.
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Correcting the course
“It became clear that no matter how many publications publish our work, or how high the esteem in which our peers hold us, or how much research money we bring into university coffers, we are still, too often, dispensable to our institutions.”
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Open letter to the University of Waikato Council
We, the undersigned, stand in support of Māori academics who have spoken out about long-term,...
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Pou Temara: A modern tohunga
“In my generation, many of us were brought up by our grandparents, especially if you were a mātāmua, or first born, as I was.” — Pou Temara.
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