In a letter disparaging Mātauranga Māori, Pākehā professors claim Mātauranga Māori "falls far short of what can be defined as science itself".
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NewsForecast 'surge' in Māori and other NZ dementia cases 'potentially preventable'- University of Auckland study
Dr Etuini Ma’u says there is a 'high prevention potential' for Māori and Pacific peoples if risk factors are reduced.
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Iwi research aims to improve injury prevention and recovery for Te Arawa kaumātua
More than $1 million will help support injury prevention and rehabilitation research for the ageing Māori population of Te Arawa waka.
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Richard Kurei to bring practice of Mimiro back into the whare
A project to help preserve the practice of Mimiro has begun with Te Whakatōhea and the University of Auckland's School of Architecture.
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Ngāpuhi masters student says the surge in Māori music is helping to revitalise te reo
Mohi Allen is researching the impact of contemporary Māori music on te reo revitalisation.
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Māori university students have their say on cannabis referendum
The proposed Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill would allow people to possess and consume cannabis in limited circumstances.
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Oranga Tamariki, womens' health and te reo: what Māori students want government to focus on
Auckland University students held their annual Māori day, Te Rā Māori, which included political panels, workshops, kai and performances.
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Rangatahi Māori faced unequal access to technology- Covid report
Study exames educational challenges during pandemic lockdown
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Engineering faculty restores mana of haka
A haka performed at the opening of the University of Auckland's new $280 million engineering building has been welcomed with gratitude. It was part of a healing process, after engineering students 40 years ago performed a poor taste version of the haka for graduation.
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Aspiring Māori neurosurgeon closer to his dream
Whiti Hoori is a step closer to pursuing his dream of becoming a neurosurgeon after winning the University of Auckland’s Top Achievers Award.
