Browsing by Supervisor "Te Punga Somerville, Alice"
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A study of iwi communication between Te Tau Ihu iwi and intergenerational diasporic whānau
(The University of Waikato, 2019)This study looks at the online communication methods used between Te Tau Ihu iwi and intergenerational uri who live in the diaspora. Preferences and perceptions of methods of communication utilized by both iwi, and tāngata ... -
He whare mātātuhi Tūhoe: A Tūhoe re-visioning of English language literary texts
(The University of Waikato, 2021)This thesis urges more Māori to undertake iwi-based readings of English language literary texts. I have chosen to privilege my father’s iwi, Ngāi Tūhoe, and to examine what Tūhoetana means to me and how it might thus enrich ... -
Kitiaga mo fakamahani e hikihikiaga matagi he tau fifine Niue: tau pūhala he tau hiapo Niue women’s perspectives and experiences of climate change: a hiapo approach
(The University of Waikato, 2020)Indigenous communities in the Pacific are on the front-line of some of the most severe climate change impacts. Pacific leaders have consistently stated the urgent need for climate action (Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, ... -
Māori diaspora: Being Māori on the Gold Coast
(The University of Waikato, 2021)An estimated one in five Māori now live in Australia with the largest concentration on the Gold Coast. My research gives voice to the lived realities of the Māori diaspora and is informed by my own reflections as a ... -
Nā Wai Koe? Our tūpuna call us home: Maremare whānau thinking about connections to whenua tupuna
(The University of Waikato, 2021)This research focuses on the Maremare whānau from Tiniwaitara Marae, Turakina, in order to explore the importance of our relationship with our whenua tupuna and the related concept of returning home. Although many ...
