indicators between the European population, and MÄori and Pacific people. The study also undertakes a comparison of the changes … increasing or decreasing between European and MÄori, and European and Pacific people in New Zealand. In general, all ethnic group … suggest greater inequality has resulted over the 10-year period for both MÄori and Pacific people. Of the 21 indicators …

This paper describes the geographical location and internal mobility of the Maori ethnic group in New Zealand between … 1991 and 2001. It is often suggested that Maori are less mobile than other ethnic groups because of attachment to … particular geographical locations. We compare the mobility of Maori in particular locations to the mobility of similar Europeans …

Purpose – The indigenous Maori culture of New Zealand offers valuable insights for the development of ideas about the … closest Maori term to asset, taonga. Design/methodology/approach – The critical review the authors conduct fuses Western … Maori scholars who have recognised traditional and scholarly credentials. Findings – Taonga includes a sacred regard for the …

Access to mahinga kai (food-gathering places) is a central aspect of New Zealand Maori development and well … mahinga kai to Maori people remains. Colonisation and the subsequent loss of land for Maori, has impacted on access to mahinga …

Maori has caused some resentment amongst residents, and there is evidence that the marine mammals targeted by the tourism …