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    Tākina ko au, Tākina ko koe! Te āhuatanga o te whakataetae kapa haka 

    Ka'ai-Oldman, Rachael Te Āwhina
    Nga mahi a Tane-rore me Te Rehia (traditional Māori performing arts) is one of the most visible aspects of Māori culture. Traditional Māori performing arts is one of the key elements seen on the marae and it marked the ...
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    Pacific participation in Aotearoa/Niu Sila Netball: Body image, family, church, culture, education and physical education. 

    Schaaf, Rosaline Michelle Joyce
    This thesis explores the netball experiences of a selection of people residing in Aotearoa/Niu Sila who have participated or continued to participate in netball. Adopting an inter-disciplinary approach, it sheds a light ...
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    Halau Education: A review of hula, haka and siva education strategies in Hawai’i and New Zealand 

    Hosoda, Mara Kawehiwehi
    The primary objective of this thesis is to place the pedagogies and practices of Halau Hula O Maiki, as expressed by a number of halau students, in the context of Hawaiian Education. The thesis begins by reviewing the ...
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    A Kui mā a Koro mā: he wānanga i te momo iranga i ētahi kōrero Māori o nehe 

    Day, Delyn M.
    He wānanga tēnei tuhinga i te iranga e whakaaturia ana i ētahi kōrero tawhito o ngā iwi Māori. E toru ngā tino ara rangahau i whakamahia hei kupenga tātari i ngā whakaaro o nehe. Ko te reo Māori te ara rangahau matua. ...
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    Domestic Violence and Society’s Response in the Cook Islands: The Psychological Impacts on Victims in “Paradise” 

    Anderson, Erica Lee
    Research conducted in small isolated island states in the South Pacific has been very limited in scope and frequency. This was particularly true in the Cook Islands, an archipelago of 15 tiny islands scattered across an ...
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    Pārahirahi: A case study of Māori tribal leadership 

    Tane, Paratene
    ‘Pārahirahi: a case study of Māori tribal leadership’ explores the changing nature of marae-based, kin-accountable leadership over time and generations in Pārahirahi, Ngāwhā, Northland. It examines leadership in the context ...
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    "A Right To Be Māori?" Identity formation of Māori Adoptees 

    Newman, Erica
    Writings dedicated to the adoption of Māori children or whāngai are minimal and there appears to be very little literature in regards to the affect of adoption on descendants of Māori adoptees. Whāngai has often been ...
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    The Art of Peace: Performative and Arts Based Peace Practices in Contemporary Fiji 

    Clery, Tui Nicola
    This thesis seeks to address the relative absence of literature about grounded and localised approaches to peacebuilding in contemporary Fiji. It documents how and why Fiji artists, activists and Civil Society Organisations ...
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    Motivation and Burnout in Professional Pasifiki Rugby players. 

    Schaaf, Matani Fakatotua
    Rugby players from Pasifiki backgrounds are fast becoming a very powerful group globally. This thesis examines why Pasifiki players are playing rugby or, in more scientific parlance, what was/is the participation motivation ...
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    Kua riro ki wīwī, ki wāwā:The causes and effects of Māori migration to Southland 

    Paringatai, Karyn Ailsa
    The urbanisation of the Māori population after World War Two saw the rapid movement of a mainly rural people to a number of urban centres around the country. The social, economic and political push-pull factors involved ...
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