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This resource explores the experiences of Māori grandparents in New Zealand. Drawing on interviews and focus groups held with Māori grandparents, the resource describes the pleasures and pressures of grandparenting and the significant role many grandparents play in the lives of whānau. This...
1 Nov 2012
Report
Superu’s recently released Families and Whānau Status Report includes an exploration of who Māori describe as their ‘whānau’.
Last year, Superu researched whānau wellbeing using Te Kupenga, the first Māori social survey, and Superu’s Whānau Rangatiratanga Framework. This year, we’ve built on...
The last 50 years has seen considerable change in the concept and structure of families. Now, many besides the biological father fill the important “Dad” role in the lives of New Zealand children. Today’s father figures also include stepfathers, adoptive and foster parents, co-mums, grandparents...
Emeritus Professor Sir Mason Durie
(Ngāti Kauwhata, Ngāti Raukawa, Rangitāne)
Professor Sir Mason Durie grew up in Fielding and later attended Te Aute College. In 1958 he entered the University of Otago, completing a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree in 1963. He has a...
Last update: 26 Jan 2018