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NewsSkin tone determines racism and prejudice against rangatahi- research says
Rangatahi not perceived as European/Pākehā, ‘white’ or mixed race are more likely to experience discrimination by teachers, police and healthcare providers in Aotearoa, according to a study from University of Auckland researchers.
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Waipapa Taumata Rau partners with Te Matatini
This is the first time the University of Auckland has been directly involved with the world’s leading celebration of kapa haka.
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Māori and Pacific mothers and babies' care should have top health research priority
Photo / File Māori and Pacific mothers and babies' care should be top health research priorities, a new University of Auckland study says.
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Extinct Māori kurī the focus of Auckland university research
Photo: Wikimedia Commons / 'War Speech' by Augustus Earle. Additional reporting by Tumamao Harawira.
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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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Māori scholar awarded prestigious research scholarship to the UK
As a recipient of the Woolf Fisher scholarship, a Māori Auckland University graduate will travel to the UK to pursue postgraduate studies at the University of Cambridge.
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Scholarship helps promising opera singer's dreams in Europe
Natasha Te Rupe Wilson's interest in classical music came to fruition as a teenager.
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Businessman named to influential Māori 40 Under 40 university list
Tamati Rakena and wife Jude Campbell. Source / My Taiao
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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.
