Look after your wairua
Nohorua Hawaikirangi Parata (Rongowhakaata, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāti Toa, Te Ātiawa) is motivated by his whānau, his iwi, his ahurea (culture), and our taiao (natural world) to succeed in the workforce.
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Short film showcases long-forgotten waiata
A unique short film made by Victoria University of Wellington academics and showcasing long-forgotten waiata will be premiered at Wellington’s City Gallery on 28 October.
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The Moana Project launches from Ōpōtiki
The Moana Project had its official launch this month at Ōmarumutu marae near Ōpōtiki. The Moana Project will gather ocean data and explore how cross-cultural knowledge platforms enable us to better manage our oceans, and support and inform iwi interests. Whakatōhea iwi are at the heart of the project. One of their mokopuna and Victoria alumna is University of Waikato postdoctoral fellow Kimberley Maxwell, whose 'He Papa Moana' project explores these issues across the entire programme of 40+ researchers.