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	MĀORI PERFORMING ARTS SYMPOSIUM Te Ipukarea and Te Ara Poutama are hosting a symposium on the Māori performing arts at Ngā Wai o Horotiu Marae from the 2 - 4 October 2010. For more information click here.

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	AUTHOR CLAIMS NEW ZEALAND WARS WERE AVOIDABLE The New Zealand Wars and the bloodshed that went with it could have been avoided. AUT University history professor Paul Moon believes this to be the case and says the New Zealand Wars during the 1860s were unnecessary. Professor Paul Moon launched his acclaimed book The Edges of Empires in May. It looks at the personalities and events of the 1850s and 1860s and is available now at Dymocks and Whitcoulls bookshops. Find out more
	TAONGA AT THE MUSEUM Students in Te Ara Poutama are producing podcasts for the Auckland Museum of taonga that belong to their tribes currently in the Museum's exhibitions. The production of the podcasts is being done as an assessment for a paper on the Māori Media major of the Bachelor of Māori Development. On completion of the podcasts, the Museum will hold an event at which the podcasts will be exhibited to Museum patrons and staff. It will be an opportunity for the students to speak to their production.

	POSTGRADUATE WĀNANGA SERIES The Māori & Pasifika Postgraduate Students Wānanga is a series of 10 weekends (five each semester) held over the academic year, February to November at Ngā Wai o Horotiu Marae. The Wānanga builds a support culture for Māori and Pasifika postgraduate students and provides a network of collaboration to enhance their higher degree journey. Find out more.
	ON CAMPUS VISITS Learn of the many study opportunities available to you in the areas of Māori and youth development, Māori media, digital technology and Te reo Māori. To book a visit please contact Maxine Graham on maxine.graham@aut.ac.nz or 921 9999 ext 6039.

TE ARA POUTAMA IN THE MEDIA

• Paul Moon: Writer prises open the past (Karen Kotze - Western Leader)
• AUT professors awarded $240K for research
• Te Reo For Absolute Beginners – On Māori TV

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