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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Monday, August 17, 2009
Open Lectures for Maori Law Week
Te Wiki o Te Ture
Maori Maori Law Week
Te Tumu School of Maori, Pacific and Indigenous Studies, Otago University
Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 August Open Lectures
Light refreshments served from 5:30pm before the open lectures on the 1st floor of Te Tumu.
John Chadwick
"Travelling the whakapapa highway"
Wednesday 19 August, 6pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Mamari Stephens
"Creating New Zealand's first Maori Legal Dictionary"
Thursday 20 August, 6pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Jolene Patuawa
"The changing goalposts of the Crown in Treaty Settlements"
Thursday 20 August, 7pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Open to all students, staff and interested community members.
Maori Maori Law Week
Te Tumu School of Maori, Pacific and Indigenous Studies, Otago University
Wednesday 19 and Thursday 20 August Open Lectures
Light refreshments served from 5:30pm before the open lectures on the 1st floor of Te Tumu.
John Chadwick
"Travelling the whakapapa highway"
Wednesday 19 August, 6pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Mamari Stephens
"Creating New Zealand's first Maori Legal Dictionary"
Thursday 20 August, 6pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Jolene Patuawa
"The changing goalposts of the Crown in Treaty Settlements"
Thursday 20 August, 7pm Te Paparewa, Ground Floor
Open to all students, staff and interested community members.
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