Sir Mason is one of New Zealand’s most highly respected academics. His research on whānau development and kaupapa Māori research imperatives have provided a significant knowledge […]

Hector has a conjoint BA/BMus and a Master of Art (Hons I) in Māori Studies from the University of Auckland. He has worked professionally for the […]

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Emma holds a Bachelor of Arts in History and Anthropology, and an Honours degree in Social Anthropology. Emma’s research areas include colonisation, Pākeha identity construction, and […]

Lanuola’s research interest is Pacific people’s well being and most of her research projects have touched on some aspect of this. She is a post-doctoral research […]