Te moemoeā: Whānau emerging from colonisation and the urban diaspora in Te Rohe Pōtea

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Te moemoeā: Whānau emerging from colonisation and the urban diaspora in Te Rohe Pōtea

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RESEARCH QUESTION How can the dreams of our koroua be realised? TUHINGA WHAKARĀPOPOTO Abstract Toi tu te kupu, toi tu te mana, toi tu te whenua. It is a plead to hold fast to our culture, for without language, without mana (spirit), and without land, the essence of being a Maori would no longer exist, but be a skeleton which would not give justice to the full body of Maoritanga (maoridom). Na Tinirau of Wanganui (Education 2003). Te Tiriti o Waitangi, in conjunction with He Whakaputanga o te ...

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Masters

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2023

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Taokia, Tupuna Moeroa

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6323

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Rapana, Thomas Tukotahi (1900-1968) / Rapana, Lillian Eva (1925-1998) / Te Rohe Pōtae / King Country (N.Z.) / Aotearoa / New Zealand / family history / identity construction / cultural identity / decolonisation / urban areas / landscape architecture / Treaty of Waitangi (1840) / Tua taipūwhenuatangami / Indigenous studies / Te ahurea, reo me te hītori o te Māori (Māori culture, language and history) / Te whenua, ahurea me te tuakiri o te Māori (Māori land, culture and identity) / Whakapapa / Hauora / Ora / Hauora whānau / Whanaungatanga / Iwi / Hapū / Whānau / Reo Māori / Kōrero / Tuhinga kōrero / Pūrākau / Tikanga / Whakatau mauri / Tāngata whenua / Mana whenua / Ringa kaha / Tōrangapū / Kāwanatanga / Tiriti o Waitangi

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