Sky News Australia host Rowan Dean has just come rather late to the party over the controversy over mātauranga Māori being included in academic science.
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News$6.5m investment in Māori research workforce
It is hoped a multimillion-dollar investment will increase the number of Māori in the research, science and innovation (RSI) workforce.
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Government invests $6.5m into Māori science and technology workforce
The government is investing $6.5m dollars to get and retain more Māori in the science, technology and research sectors, through a new programme designed to network and mentor indigenous academics.
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Tech bootcamp to inspire rangatahi into science pathways
Nine year-12 and year-13 students, from Tauhara, north of Taupō, have been lucky enough to attend a tech bootcamp at Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington.
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Rocket Lab gives $40,000 in tertiary scholarships to two Tairāwhiti students
Two rangatahi Māori from Māhia and Ruatoria have been launched to success by Rocket Lab, which has awarded them $20,000 each.
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New whale species gifted name of Mātauranga Māori whale expert
Whales are usually named after men, particularly western scientists but that tradition is about to change, as a newly discovered species of whale will carry an Indigenous Māori women’s name.
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Ngātiwai kaumātua name new pygmy pipehorse species
The new species Cylix tupareomanaia with the common name of tu pare o manaia or manaia pygmy pipehorse. Image credit Irene Middleton
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Te Reo robotics programme finalist at science innovation awards
Robopā project coordinator Thomas Mitai says the goal was to engage rangatahi in the world of STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) through Te Ao Māori.
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The latest science behind the Covid-19 “cures”
The Whole Truth: Covid-19 Vaccination | Report from Stuff
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New roadshow to inspire students towards space industry careers
The museum received funding of $350,000 from the Ministry of Business to develop a mobile exhibition.
