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Louise Tester
May 2016 - Present: Sport Taranaki. Project management - Development of Regional Sports Facility Strategy. February 2016 - Present: Bishop's Action Foundation - Pathways to Sustainable ...
Gary Watts
Have completed extensive research within the community (for a number of years) which includes social issues which indicate distinctly unusual (regularly major and often ongoing) ...
Carole Gordon
Population ageing- trends and transition occurring with demographic change. Liveable communities Age-friendly cities, communities The emerging longevity economy. Social sector collective impact
Hiona Henare
I research Maori Cinema with a particular interest in international indigenous film.
Sharon Toi
Kaupapa Māori. BA – 1997. LLB – 1998. PGDipBus – 2006. MBA – 2008. LLM (Hons) 2010. PhD – current.
Te Waiti Barbara Taniora
Strategic Management Plan for Maniapoto Māori Warden Sub in Te Kuiti. Bachelor: Iwi Management Planning. Counsellor. Youth Worker. Residential Support Worker. Community Support Worker L3.
Kerensa Johnston
Indigenous peoples’ rights, international law, Māori custom law, women and the law. LLM (First Class), BA, Barrister and Solicitor.
Paul Martin
Service user led approach to service development and continuous quality development. Extensive experience in development and implementation of public consultation on service and policy/strategic issues.