AUT Law School Interim Dean Khylee Quince said the Council of Legal Education has decided that all law schools must include Māori content in all their core subjects.
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NewsKhylee Quince the first Māori dean of law at an Aotearoa university
Associate Professor Khylee Quince hopes to increase participation among Māori while also indigenising the entire law sector.
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Life and legacy of Rua Kēnana honoured during symposium
The first of three symposiums honouring the life and legacy of Tūhoe prophet, Rua Kēnana, took place at Tuapou Marae at Waimana over Easter weekend.
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Māori lawyer makes history with mataora
After receiving his pūhoro, Silveira decided the time was right to embrace his mataora and represent the symbols of his ancestors.
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University student president from Te Arawa shortlisted for Women of Influence award
Tori McNoe's long-term goal is to work in police intelligence with a focus on youth justice.
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Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates can't agree on End of Life Choice Act
Green Party’s Elizabeth Kerekere was left fighting alone against Māori Party’s Heather Te Au Skipworth and Labour’s Meka Whaitiri.
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Te Tai Hauāuru candidates staunchly oppose voters on End of Life Choice Act
It comes after a poll released tonight shows 57 per cent of voters are in support of the End of Life Choice Act but Adrian Rurawhe and Debbie Ngarewa Packer are both against it.
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Bloomfield apologises to Covid-19 patients who had personal details leaked
Earlier this month an urgent investigation looked into the privacy breach when 18 people with Covid-19 had their personal details leaked.
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University lecturer wants assisted dying legalised after losing mother and sister to cancer
Te Hurinui Karaka-Clarke watched his mother and sister suffer prolonged agony before dying.
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Transgender women rugby players have a right to play with other women, says Louisa Wall
Concerns have arisen about world rugby potentially banning transgender athletes from playing.
