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Mana Wahine

Mana Wahine
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Mana Wahine
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Mana Wahine features five women leaders who have contributed to Māori social, political and economic development. They talk about the challenge and mantle of mana (power and influence) bestowed upon them. They are: Māori activist and lawyer Annette Sykes, community worker June Jackson (known by some as the "Queen of South Auckland"), chief negotiator for the Taranaki settlement Hekia Parata, kapa haka leader and performer Taini Morrison, and lawyer (and later district court judge) Denese Henare.

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Video
Date created
2006
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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/mana-wahine-2006
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māori / māori women / treaty of waitangi / māori politics / māori culture / political activists / women / nz on air / new zealand on air / wahine / 2000s / leadership / role models / haka / kapa haka / protest / militant / whānau / māori communities / manukau urban māori authority / empowerment / public service / sir james henare

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