ANNUAL REPORT - Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga

Board of DirectorsSir Tīpene O’ReganNgāi Tahu, ChairmanSir Tīpene is the former Chair of the Ngāi Tahu Māori Trust Board, Ngāi TahuHoldings Corporation, Māwhera Incorporation, Te Ohu Kai Moana, the SealordGroup Ltd and Deputy Chair of Transit New Zealand. He is a previous directorof Television New Zealand, Meridian Energy and the founding Chair of TeTapuae o Rehua Ltd. Sir Tīpene is a Fellow of The University of Auckland,Adjunct Professor at Ngāi Tahu Research Centre, University of Canterburyand holds honorary doctorates from the University of Canterbury, LincolnUniversity and Victoria University Wellington. He is a Distinguished Fellow ofthe Institute of Directors. He is joint chair of the Constitutional Advisory Panelconvened by the New Zealand Government.Associate Professor Jan CrosthwaiteAssociate Professor Crosthwaite is Dean of Arts at The University of Auckland.Holding a PhD in Philosophy, Jan’s teaching and research interests includebioethics, feminism, applied ethics and social philosophy. At The Universityof Auckland, she has served on the Academic Programmes Committee, theTeaching and Learning Quality Committee, the Board of Studies for GeneralEducation and the Curriculum Commission, and was an elected lecturers’representative on the University Council 2007–2011.Distinguished Professor Jane HardingA paediatrician specialising in newborn intensive care, Professor Harding isDeputy Vice Chancellor (Research) and Professor of Neonatology at TheUniversity of Auckland. An international authority on foetal growth, she hasserved on the Health Research Council of New Zealand, the Royal AustralasianCollege of Physicians and the Council of the International Society for theDevelopmental Origins of Health and Disease. A Fellow of the Royal Societyof New Zealand, Professor Harding was made an Officer of the New ZealandOrder of Merit in 2002.Professor Hirini MatungaNgāi Tahu, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu, Rongowhakaata, Ngāti Paerangi(Atiu, Cook Islands)Professor Matunga is Assistant Vice Chancellor (Māori and Pacifika) andProfessor of Indigenous Planning at Lincoln University. He is the formerDirector of Lincoln University’s Centre for Māori and Indigenous Planningand Development; former Associate Director of the Centre for Māori Studiesand Research, Lincoln University; past Convenor of the Indigenous PeoplesExecutive of the World Archaeological Congress, and was a Trustee on theTautuku Waikawa Māori Lands Trust.28Ngā Pae o te māramatanga