Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> MāramatangaNew Zealand’s Indigenous Centre of Research ExcellenceNo<strong>te</strong>s to the Financial Sta<strong>te</strong>mentsfor the year ended 31 December 2011Actual 201112 Months$Actual 201012 Months$(b)Tertiary Education CommissionGrant for the 12 months ending 31 December 2011 5,360,576 5,330,960(c)Tertiary Education Commission – Research Funds held byThe University of AucklandResearch obligations at the beginning of the year 2,567,964 2,787,311Change in research obligations (740,099) (219,347)Change in Capital Equipment Fund (50,288) 0Research obligations at the end of the year 1,777,577 2,567,9644 Other Research Funds held as Research ObligationsResearch obligations at the beginning of the year (42,049) 122,835Research Funds returned to HRC 0 0Change in research obligations 62,674 (164,884)Research obligations at the end of the year 20,625 (42,049)5 CommitmentsThere are outstanding commitments of $3,167,896 for signedcontracts against Research Funds held for the Research,Capability Building and Knowledge Exchange programmesat balance da<strong>te</strong>. (2010:$2,781,457)6 Other RevenueTotal of other grants received. 22,320 196,5497 OverheadsOverheads paid from Tertiary Education Commission Grant income 585,247 578,183Overheads paid from other grant income 0 76,401Total 585,247 654,5848 SubcontractorsPayments to subcontractors are for contrac<strong>te</strong>d research, knowledgeexchange and capability building projects for all participating entities.9 Operating ExpenditureNgā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga did not incur any in<strong>te</strong>rest, audit fees orwri<strong>te</strong> off any bad debts expenses during the year (2011 nil).40Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> māramatanga
Publications and Other OutputsJournalsNgā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). Al<strong>te</strong>rNative:An In<strong>te</strong>rnational Journal of Indigenous Peoples,7 (1). June 2010.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). Al<strong>te</strong>rNative:An In<strong>te</strong>rnational Journal of Indigenous Peoples,7 (2). November 2010.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). Al<strong>te</strong>rNative:An In<strong>te</strong>rnational Journal of Indigenous Peoples,7 (2). December 2010.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). MAI Review,2010 (1). April 2010.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). MAI Review,2010 (2). August 2010.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011). MAI Review,2010 (3). December 2010.Newslet<strong>te</strong>rsNgā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011).Te Pūwānanga (Newslet<strong>te</strong>r) Issue 5. June 2011.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011).Te Pūwānanga (Newslet<strong>te</strong>r) Takurua – Win<strong>te</strong>r Issue.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011).Te Pūwānanga (Newslet<strong>te</strong>r) Kōanga – Spring Issue.Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga. (2011).Te Pūwānanga (Newslet<strong>te</strong>r) Raumati – SummerIssue.BooksMcIntosh, T. & Muholland, M. (Eds) Māori andSocial Issues. Ngā <strong>Pae</strong> o <strong>te</strong> Māramatanga Edi<strong>te</strong>dCollections, Volume 1. Wellington: Huia.McRae, J. (2011). Ngā Mō<strong>te</strong>a<strong>te</strong>a: An Introduction.He Kupu Arataki (H. Jacob, Trans.). Auckland:Auckland University Press.Book Chap<strong>te</strong>rsBoulton, A., Gifford, H., Tamehana, J. (2011).Resilience as a Conceptual Framework forUnderstanding the Māori Experience: Positions,Challenges and Risks. In T. McIntosh. & M.Mulholland (Eds.), Māori and Social Issues(pp. 283–300). Wellington, New Zealand:Huia Publishers.Groot, S., Hodgetts, D., Nikora, L. W. & Rua, M.(2011). Māori and Homelessness. In T. McIntosh& M. Mulholland (Eds.), Māori and Social Issues(pp. 235–248). Wellington, New Zealand: HuiaPublishers.Kingi, T. K. R. (2011). Māori Mental Health:Past, Present and Future In T. McIntosh &M. Mulholland (Eds.), Māori and Social Issues(pp. 89–108). Wellington, New Zealand: HuiaPublishers.McIntosh, T. K. D. (2011). Marginalisation:A Case Study: Confinement. In T. McIntosh &M. Mulholland (Eds.), Māori and Social Issues(pp. 263–282). Wellington, New Zealand: HuiaPublishers.McKinley, E. H., T. K. (2011). Māori Education andAchievement. In T. McIntosh. & M. Mulholland(Eds.), Māori and Social Issues (pp. 49–66).Wellington, New Zealand: Huia Publishers.Te Rito, J. S. & Nuku, P. (2011). Korokoro Kīwaha:Teaching Māori Language by Radio. In M. E.Romero-Little, S. J. Ortiz, T. L. McCarty & R.Chen (Eds.), Indigenous Languages acrossthe Generations – Strengthening Families andCommunities (pp. 207–222). Tempe, Arizona:Arizona Sta<strong>te</strong> University Centre for IndianEducation.Mutu, M. (2011). The Sta<strong>te</strong> of Māori Rights.Wellington: Huia Publishers.Tamapara, E. A. (2011). Whatu Kakahu: MāoriCloaks. Wellington: Te Papa Press.Whitinui, P. (2011). Kia Tangi Te Tītī: Permissionto Speak. Wellington: NZCER Press.2011 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> 41