ANNUAL REPORT - Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga

Pehi, P. (2008). The Restitution of Marae andCommunities through Mahinga Kai: Buildingthe management of Māori customary fisheries.Auckland: Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga.Smith, C. (2006). Kaupapa Māori Methods:Sharing our Experiences. Auckland: Ngā Pae ote Māramatanga.Smith, G. (2011). Te Pae Tawhiti: Māorieconomic development. Auckland: Ngā Pae ote Māramatanga.Rito, J. (2009). Kia Areare ki ngā Reo o ngāTīpuna: Strengthening Rongomaiwahine-Kahungunu Dialects through Archival Recordings.Auckland: Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga.Papers in Conference ProceedingsCarpenter, L. (2011). Beyond Spectacular Beauty:The Heritage Experience at the Central OtagoMining Town of Bendigo. Paper presented tothe On The Surface: The Heritage of Mines andMining Conference, Innsbruck, Austria.Logan-Riley, A. (2011). My Koro Was in theBattalion: Facilitating Inter-GenerationalKnowledge Transfer and CommunityRevitalisation through Community-Based,Iwi-Centred Research. Paper presented to theHe Rau Tumu Kōrero 2011, Māori Historians’Symposium. The University of Auckland,Auckland, New Zealand.McDowell, T. (2011). He Paremata Māori: TheSearch for a Māori Parliament. Paper presentedto the World Parliament of Indigenous Peoples:First Round Table, Tumkur, India.McDowell, T. (2011). My Country My People: TheMāori People of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Paperpresented to the World Parliament of IndigenousPeoples: First Round Table, Tumkur, India.Sizemore, R. J., Zhang, R., Lin, N., Wastney,T., Reynolds, J. N. J. & Oorschot, D. E. (2011).Rat Striatal Spiny Projection Neurons HaveMarkedly More Synapses on Their Somataand Primary Dendrites Compared to StriatalCholinergic Interneurons. Paper presented tothe Proceedings of the International AustralasianWinter Conference on Brain Research,Queenstown, New Zealand.Sakamoto, H. (2011 ). Researching KapaHaka and its Educational Meanings in Today’sAotearoa/New Zealand: Weaving Methodologies,Perspectives and Decency. The InternationalJournal of the Arts in Society, 6(3), 57–66.Tamapara, A. (2011). Whatu Raranga a Kiwa:Understanding and Uniting Māori and Pacifictextiles. Museum of New Zealand/Te PapaTongarewa, Wellington, New Zealand.Yuen, B., Hyun, J. K., & Walker, M. M. (2011).Characterization of Candidate Magnetite-BasedMagnetoreceptor Cells in the Olfactory Organof Rainbow Trout. Paper presented to the RoyalInstitute of Navigation Conference on Orientationand Navigation – Birds, Humans and otheranimals. University of Reading, UK.Conference, Seminar and Wānanga Papersand PresentationsBoulton, A. (2011). Presentation of Full ResearchFindings to the Te Oranganui Iwi Health AuthorityHui A Iwi. Presentation at Whangaehu Marae.Boulton, A. (2011). We Can’t Actually Help ThemUnless They Want to be Helped: The Extent towhich Māori Health Service Providers Contributeto Building More Resilient Whānau. Presentationto the 7th Health Services and Policy ResearchConference, Adelaide.Boulton, A., Gifford, H., Tamehana, J. & Cumming,J. (2011). The Contribution of Māori HealthService Approaches to Whānau Resilience:Findings from a Collaborative Research Project.Presentation to the Ngā Pae o te MāramatangaHorizons of Insight Seminar Series.Carpenter, L. (2011). Beyond a SpectacularBeauty: The Heritage Landscape at Bendigo,Central Otago. Presentation to the On theSurface: The Heritage of Mines and MiningConference.Carpenter, L. (2011). The Hard Men of Bendigo:Confronting the Mythology of the CentralOtago Gold Rush. Paper presented to theAustralian Mining History Association 17th AnnualConference.Carter, L., Jefferies, R. & Collins, I. (2011). PanelFour Discussion: Collaboration. Presentedto the 2011 Critical and Sensitive ResearchIssues Symposium (CSRI) Māori EconomicDevelopment, Wellington.Cheeseman, J. F., Fewster, R.M., & Walker, M. M.(2011). Semilunar Clock Mechanism ControllingForaging Behaviour: A View from the Pacific.Paper presented to the XII Congress of theEuropean Biological Rhythms Society (EBRS).2011 ANNUAL REPORT 43