Auckland University embeds tikanga Māori in law courses.
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NewsStudy reveals overwhelming support for bicultural legal education
A nationwide survey has revealed 94 per cent of legal professionals think having more knowledge of te reo Māori and tikanga would be helpful for their work.
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'Dawn raids were racist'- Sir Kim Workman quit senior police role to protest
Sir Kim Workman became a police officer in 1958 after developing a passion for social justice. But after years in his career he decided to quit after witnessing racism in the police force.
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Elite women recognition for Chapman Tripp partner Te Aopare Dewes
Chapman Tripp’s Māori legal group head and corporate partner, Te Aopare Dewes, has been recognised on NZ Lawyer’s 2021 Elite Women list.
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No jab, No job is legal, employment lawyer says
The New Zealand Principals’ Federation says teachers are already quitting across the motu.
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Low rates of Māori granted name suppression a systemic issue- Māori lawyer Khylee Quince
The Dean of the Law School at AUT says it is pretty well known that outcomes are much harsher for Māori.
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Māori content shake up for law schools
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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Khylee 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.
