Anne - Marie Jackson

Morehu McDonald

Suzanne Pitama

Wendy Larner

Naomi Simmonds

Ocean Ripeka

Tahu Kukutai

Meihana Durie

Linda Tuhiwai Smith

Shaun Awatere

Sacha McMeeking

Maria Bargh

Jane Kitson

Jacinta Ruru

Shaun Ogilvie

Joanna Kidman

Jani Wilson

Linda Waimarie Nikora

Alice Te Punga Somerville

Chellia Spiller

Marami Stephens

Dan Hikuroa

Marama Muru-Lanning

Krushil Watene

Nèpia Mahuika

Rangi Matàmua

In this beautiful and transformative book, 24 Māori academics share their personal journeys, revealing what being Māori has meant for them in their work. Their perspectives provide insight for all New Zealanders into how mātauranga is positively influencing the Western-dominated disciplines of knowledge in the research sector. It is a shameful fact, says co-editor Jacinta Ruru in her introduction to Nga Kete Mātauranga, that in 2020, only about 5 percent of academic staff at universities in Aotearoa New Zealand are Māori. Tertiary institutions have for the most part been hostile places for Indigenous students and staff, and this book is an important call for action. ‘It is well past time that our country seriously commits to decolonising the tertiary workforce, curriculum and research agenda,’ writes Professor Ruru.

Edited By

Jacinta Ruru & Linda Waimare Nikoa

This audiobook is narrated by the authors,

Author List.

 • Jacinta Ruru
 • Meihana Durie
 • Wendy Larner
 • Marama Muru-Lanning
 • Tahu Kukutai
 • Shaun Ogilvie
 • Shaun Awatere
 • Joanna Kidman
 • Alice Te Punga Somerville
 • Jani Wilson
 • Naomi Simmonds
 • Dan Hikuroa
 • Nèpia Mahuika
 • Marami Stephens
 • Chellia Spiller
 • Rangi Matàmua
 • Morehu McDonald
 • Suzanne Pitama
 • Krushil Watene
 • Ocean Ripeka
 • Anne - Marie Jackson
 • Maria Bargh
 • Jane Kitson
 • Sacha McMeeking
 • Linda Waimarie Nikora
 • Linda Tuhiwai Smith

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