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Te Pou Oranga Whaiora
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Te Pou Oranga Whaiora is the first iwi-led, owned, and operated meth harm reduction strategy in Aotearoa, based in Ōpōtiki and spearheaded by Te Pou Oranga o Whakatōhea.
He Aha Taku Oranga Hauora Mō Apōpō
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Research project, aimed to better understand the health concerns faced by Māori veterans and the strategies they used to maintain their well-being during wartime and after returning home.
Conversations on Mātauranga Māori
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This collection of critical essays focuses on creating pathways to describe and help our understanding of mātauranga Māori. A number of our staff have contributed to this book, which is published by NZQA.
Thesis written in Te Reo
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Hiria Hape graduated with her Doctor of Philosophy in 2016. Her thesis, written in Te Reo is entitled "Kauaka e tawhiti mai i to maunga: He tuihinga roa hei whakatutuki i nga tikanga o Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi Whakatane, mo te Tohu Kairangi Matauranga"
Integrating Indigenous knowledge for natural hazard resilience
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Whakaora Taiao, Whakaora Whenua advances a Māori-led approach to natural hazards resilience by weaving together mātauranga Māori, Indigenous methodologies, and contemporary science.
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