Ngā Rangahau | Our research

Projects

These include:

• Te Wehi Nui a Mamao
  A website aimed at Tai Tokerau high school students and hapu members, but also for those working in planning, resource management, history and education (FoRST funding). 
• Te Ara: Māori Pathways of Leadership
  This photographic exhibition showcasing Māori leadership was developed out of Te Wehi Nui. The images by renowned photographer Krzysztof Pfeiffer were used in an international exhibition and in an accompanying book. 
• Maori Maps
  GPS locations and imagery of some 160 tribal marae in Northern Aotearoa for inclusion in the website (FoRST funding).
• Taitokerau dictionary
  A gateway to the working files for Te Papakupu o te Tai Tokerau.

Ngā Whakaputaga o na Rangahau | Our publications

• Kawharu, M., 2008. Tahuhu Korero: The Sayings of Tai Tokerau. Photographs by Krzysztof Pfeiffer. Auckland : Auckland University Press. 2008.
   
• Belgrave, M., M. Kawharu, D.V. Williams, (eds). 2005. Waitangi Revisited: Perspectives on the Treaty of Waitangi. Melbourne : Oxford University Press (release date: 12 November 2008.)
   
• Kawharu, M., ‘Cultural tourism: challenges and opportunities, a Māori venture in New Zealand. Paper presented to the 6th World Archaeological Congress, July 2008.
   
• Robust, T., Hikuroa, D., Boswijk, G., Malin, P. ‘Ngā Papakauri o Hokianga.’ Report on the identification and excavation of Kauri logs from the Hokianga harbour and Waterways. August 2008.
   
• Robust, T., Swales, R., ‘Overcoming barriers to Health Care for Māori with Known Diabetes in Te Tai Tokerau’. Paper prepared for Northland District Health Board, Whangarei, Northland. September 2008
  

Archives
View past research projects and Henare Centre researchers.