Aropū Paper, Te Arotahi Series January 2026 No.11
This impact brief is part of the Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga: New Zealand’s Māori Centre of Research Excellence (NPM) Te Arotahi policy paper…
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Benefits of a PhD for Māori and Pacific Graduates
Arowhānui Paper, Te Arotahi Series December 2025 No.10
This Arowhānui paper, part of Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga’s (NPM’s) Te Arotahi policy paper series, is an evidence synthesis designed for…
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Climate Change Risks and Solutions for Māori
Aropū Paper, Te Arotahi Series December 2025 No. 9
This Aropū paper, part of Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga’s Te Arotahi policy paper series, is a short impact brief summarising the main insights…
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Towards Māori Wellbeing Economies
Te Arotahi Paper Series July 2025 No. 08
Higher education confers significant private benefits for graduates, such as higher earnings and rates of employment, and also generates…
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Highly qualified Māori and Pacific Peoples in Aotearoa: A study of Māori and Pacific Peoples PhD graduates (2002-2023) using administrative data in the Integrated Data Infrastructure
Te Arotahi Paper Series October 2021 No. 07
Iwi/hapū (tribe/subtribe) governance institutions are increasingly asserting their rangatiratanga (autonomy) to manage climate change risks…
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He huringa āhuarangi, he huringa ao: A changing climate, a changing world
Iwi/hapū (tribe/subtribe) governance institutions are increasingly asserting their rangatiratanga (autonomy) to manage climate change risks and meet the well-being of whānau (family)/hapū/ iwi. However, there is a shortage of specific guidance for whānau/hapū/iwi with respect to climate change adaptation and mitigation. We provide a commentary about risk and uncertainty, knowledge gaps, and options for climate change mitigation and adaptation for whānau/hapū/iwi.
Te Arotahi Paper Series December 2020 No. 06
Scholars at Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga call for a 1988 report to be our blueprint for how we begin to restructure our country in the wake of…
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Beyond Puao-Te-Ata-Tu: Realising the promise of a new day
Scholars at Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga call for a 1988 report to be our blueprint for how we begin to restructure our country in the wake of Covid-19.
Te Arotahi Paper Series May 2020 No. 05
Māori have repeatedly stressed that wealth and well-being is not just about bank balances. Instead for tangata whenua it is defined in…
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Embedding Tikanga Māori into Financial Literacy
Embedding Tikanga Māori into financial literacy training for Māori →
Te Arotahi Paper Series December 2019 No. 04
Poipoia te kākano, kia puawai Nurture the seed and it will blossom For Māori, as the Indigenous peoples of Aotearoa New Zealand, the care…
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Supporting Whānau Engagement During Hospitalisations
Te Arotahi Paper Series September 2019 No. 03
This paper calls on government to pay even closer attention to the issues of whānau and whakapapa within the criminal justice system and…
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Whānau Ora and Imprisonment
Te Arotahi Paper Series May 2019 No. 01
Kaupapa Māori models now required to reduce disparities and measure outcomes. The government departmental and judicial system for making…
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Care and Protection of Tamariki Māori in the Family Court System
Te Arotahi Paper Series May 2019 No. 02
The need to reorient policy to cultivate more humane understandings of whānau in need. Aotearoa New Zealand is now the fifth most unequal…
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Precariat Māori Households Today