Mason Harold Durie

Rangitāne, Ngāti Kauwhata, Ngāti Raukawa

1938 -

Mason Durie was born in Gisborne and raised in Feilding. He attended Manchester St Primary School in Feilding and Te Aute College. In 1958 he was awarded a Ngarimu University Scholarship to study medicine at the University of Otago; graduated MBChB in 1963. After graduation he worked as a house surgeon at Palmerston North Hospital and later as Medical Officer at Kimberly Hospital in Levin. In 1966 he was awarded the Ngarimu V. C. Post-Graduate Scholarship and began a four-year course of study in psychiatry at McGill University, Canada, graduating with DPsych with Distinction. Subsequently he was appointed Director of Psychiatry at the Palmerston North Hospital and served on a number of regional and national health authorities. The Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry made Durie a Member of the College in 1971, and a Fellow of the College in 1979. After some twenty years working as a clinical psychiatrist, Durie took up an appointment as Commissioner on the Royal Commission on Social Policy from 1986-88. In 1988 he was appointed head of Massey University’s Department of Māori Studies where he subsequently initiated a series of ongoing major research projects. Since 2002 Durie has been Assistant Vice Chancellor (Māori) and Professor of Māori Research and Development at Massey University.

Alongside his academic and research work, Durie has been actively involved in various iwi and national organisations. He is a former chair of the Runanga o Raukawa and was Secretary to the National Māori Congress from 1990-93. He chaired the National Health Committee and was a member of the Māori Advisory Board to the Mental Health Commission. Since 1998 he has served as a director for Te Papa, a director for the Foundation for Research Science and Technology, and is currently a Guardian for the Secondary Futures Project and a Commissioner for the Families Commission.

Durie has written extensively on Māori health and Treaty issues and his invaluable contribution to research has been recognised by various awards. In 1995 he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand. In 1999 he received the Elsdon Best Memorial Medal from the Polynesian Society and in 2001 he was awarded the CNZM. In 2003 he graduated with a Doctorate in Literature by examination.

"In 2010 Mason was knighted for services to Māori health and public health services. In 2012 Mason retired from Massey University. He remains involved in a wide range of tertiary, educational, health and social services boards."



Biographical sources

  • Interview and correspondence with Mason Durie on 18 Sept 1992, 21 Aug 1998, 16 April 2004 and 8 June 2005.
  • http://www.huia.co.nz/huia-bookshop/authors/author/98 25 October 2016.

    Fiction

  • "I Failed the Test of Life." Te Ao Hou 14 (1956): 22-24.
  • This is a cautionary tale of a young man setting out into life with great plans who is diverted by the pleasures of the city. The story won the 1956 Te Ao Hou Literary Competition for the best story written in English.
  • "Values of a Māori Boarding School." Tirohia. Te Ao Hou 25 (1958): 12-13.
  • In the Contents page of Te Ao Hou 25 (1958): 5 this non-fiction article is listed written by Tirohia and on page 12 the author is listed as Tiwhia.
  • "Goodbye." Tirohia. Te Ao Hou 27 (1959): 14-16. Rpt. under the authorship of Mason Durie in Contemporary Māori Writing. Comp. and introduced by Margaret Orbell. Wellington, N.Z.: Reed, 1970. 130-134. Rpt. in My New Zealand: Junior. Comp. Bernard Gadd. Foreword and questions by Bernard Gadd. Auckland, N.Z.: Longman Paul, 1974. 70-75.
  • A story exploring the different responses of the whanau to Tuhou’s impending departure to medical school. This story won first place in Te Ao Hou’s fourth literary competition.
  • "Dreamer’s Return." Te Ao Hou 28 (1959): 18-21.
  • A chance encounter between hospital patients Boy Heru and Charlie Beeman rekindles in both men a desire to return to the Māori communities on the other side of the ranges.
  • "Her Own." Mate: A Literary Periodical 4 (1960): 17-20. Rpt. in My New Zealand: Senior. Auckland, N.Z.: Longman Paul, 1973. 19-22.
  • With a foreword and questions by Bernard Gadd. This story about an old kuia illustrates the deep whanau ties of Māoridom.

    • Non-fiction

  • "Culture, Mental Illness and the Māori of New Zealand." Handbook of Culture and Mental Illness: An International Perspective: Springer-Verlag. Ed. Ihson Al-Issa. Calgary, Canada: Department of Psychology, U of Calgary. No further details.
  • Launching a Māori Future. Wellington, N.Z.: Huia,
  • "Lithium in Psychiatric Treatment: A Review." Revista del Instituto Nacional de Neurologia 3 (1971): 26-34.
  • "Māori Attitudes to Sickness, Doctors and Hospitals." NZ Medical Journal 86 (1977): 483-485.
  • Learn by Doing: A Centennial History of Taonui School and District. 1879-1979. [Taonui: Taonui School Centennial Committee, 1979].
  • Written by M. H. Durie; researched by F. Ewen; for the Taonui Centennial Committee.
  • "General Hospital Psychiatry - Tertiary Care." Presented to RANZCP Scientific Meeting, 1981. No further details.
  • "People in Partnership." He Toenga Whatiwhatinga. Ed. J. Paterson. Rotorua, N.Z.: Bishopric of Aotearoa, 1983.
  • "Oranga Māori, The Future/The Future of Māori Health." New Zealand Health Review 4 (1984): 4.
  • "Te Taha Hinegaro: An Integrated Approach to Mental Health." Community Mental Health in New Zealand 1.1 (1984): 4-11.
  • "Māori Health Institutions." Community Mental Health NZ 2.1 (1985): 63-69.
  • "A Māori Perspective of Health." Social Science & Medicine 20.5 (1985): 483-486.
  • Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand Conference: The Future of Mental Health Services in New Zealand: Māori Perspectives. Volume Three of the Edited Proceedings of the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand’s 1985 Conference. Ed. Max Abbott and Mason Durie. Auckland, N.Z.: Mental Health Foundation, 1986.
  • "Implications of Policy and Management Decisions on Māori Health: Contemporary Issues and Responses." International Journal Health Planning and Management 2: Special. 1987: 201-213.
  • "A Whiter Shade of Pale: Taha Māori and Professional Psychology Training." New Zealand Journal of Psychology 16.2 (1987): 58-71.
  • Co-authored with Max W. Abbott.
  • "Taha Māori in Counsellor and Psychotherapy University Training Programmes." New Zealand Counselling and Guidance Association Journal 9.1 (1987): 13-25.
  • Written with Max W. Abbott.
  • "Medical education: Taha Māori and Undergraduate Medical Training." New Zealand Medical Journal 100 (830) (1987): 524-552.
  • Written with Max W. Abbott.
  • Tribal Authorities as Advocates for Māori Health. [Prepared by M. H. Durie] [Wellington, N.Z.]: New Zealand Board of Health, Māori Health Committee, 1987.
  • The Langford Oration: An Integrated Approach to Health and Health Care. [Wellington, N.Z.: New Zealand College of Community Medicine, 1987?].
  • The Treaty of Waitangi and Social Policy. Royal Commission on Social Policy. Discussion Booklet No. 1. Wellington, N.Z.: Royal Commission on Social Policy,1987.
  • Durie is the principal author of this booklet.
  • "Social Policy Perspectives." Devolution and Accountability: Studies in Public Administration, No. 34: Proceedings of the 1988 Conference of the New Zealand Institute of Public Administration. Ed. John Martin and Jim Harper. Wellington, N.Z.: GP, 1988. 37-45. Discussion: 44-45.
  • In noting the large number of submissions to the Royal Commission on Social Policy dealing with devolution, Durie outlines the Commission’s various recommendations published in the April Report. The Commission underlined the need for a broad framework in all discussions on devolution, one that takes into account the following issues: objectives which centre on "the enhancement of social wellbeing"; principles which reflect "widely held values and aspirations" such as participation, partnership, and subsidiarity; and criteria demonstrating "equity, efficiency, transitional fairness and transparency." Durie also examines the shortcomings of deinstitutionalisation, a form of devolution, in regard to psychiatric hospitals in New Zealand, and he discusses the importance of the Treaty of Waitangi in economic and social policies and in devolution.
  • Royal Commission on Social Policy. The April Report. Wellington, N.Z.: Royal Commission on Social Policy, 1988.
  • Durie writes two major papers in this report.
  • "Shaping Counselling to Meet the Needs of Māori People." New Zealand Counselling and Guidance Association Journal 2.1 (1989): 13-23.
  • Co-authors M. H. Durie and G. Hermenson.
  • "The Treaty of Waitangi and Health Care." New Zealand Medical Journal 102 (869) (1989): 283-285.
  • "The Treaty of Waitangi: Perspectives for Social Policy." Waitangi: Māori and Pakeha Perspectives. Ed. I. H. Kawharu. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 1989. 280-299.
  • Whakarongo Mai: Māori Hearing Impairment. A Report to the Minister of Māori Affairs, 1989. Chairman of the Review Team - Mason Durie.
  • "Counselling Māori People in New Zealand (Aotearoa)." International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling 13.2 (1990): 107-118.
  • "Te Aweawe, Te Peeti ?-1884." The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ed. W. H. Oliver. Vol. 1. 1769-1869. Wellington, N.Z.: Allen & Unwin; Dept. of Internal Affairs, 1990. 442-443. Rpt. in A People’s History: Illustrated Biographies from The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, Volume One, 1769-1869. Sel. W. H. Oliver. Wellington, N.Z.: Bridget Williams and The Department of Internal Affairs, 1992. 224-226.
  • "Te Rangiotu, Hoani Mehiana?-1898." The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ed. W. H. Oliver. Vol. 1. 1769-1869. Wellington, N.Z.: Allen & Unwin; Dept. of Internal Affairs, 1990: 496-497.
  • Māori Health Policies: Guidelines for Area Health Boards. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministerial Advisory Committee on Māori Health, Department of Health, 1990.
  • Hauora Mokopuna. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministerial Advisory Committee on Māori Health, Department of Health, 1990.
  • Hauora Tane. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministerial Advisory Committee on Māori Health, Department of Health, 1991.
  • "Māori Mental Health – Two Perspectives." IEEIR Interchange. World Rehabilitation Fund, U of New Hampshire, 1992. No further details.
  • Hauora a Iwi. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministerial Advisory Committee on Māori Health, Department of Health, 1992.
  • "Māori and the State: Professional and Ethical Implications for the Public Service." Public Service Senior Management Conference Proceedings. Wellington, N.Z, 1993. 23-35.
  • Policies for the Advancement of Māori Health. Paper prepared for the Northern Regional Health Authority, Auckland, N.Z., 1993.
  • Co-authors G. Doherty and M. H. Durie.
  • Māori Health Review: Report for the Department of Health on How It can Meet the Government’s Māori Health Objectives. Wellington, N.Z.: Department of Health, 1993.
  • Traditional Māori Healing. Wellington, N.Z.: Core Services Committee, 1993.
  • Parata, H. and Durie, M. H. Māori Health Review: Report for the Department of Health on How It can Meet the Government’s Māori Health Objectives. Wellington, N.Z.: Department of Health, 1993.
  • Core Health and Disability Support Services 1994/95. Second Report of the National Advisory Committee on Core Health and Disability Support Services, Wellington, N.Z., 1993. No further details.
  • "Māori Perspectives on Health and Illness." Social Dimensions of Health and Disease New Zealand Perspectives. Ed. J. Spicer, A. Trlin and J. Walton. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Dunmore, 1994. No further details.
  • "Māori Psychiatric Admissions: Patterns and Policies." Social Dimensions of Health and Disease New Zealand Perspectives. Ed. J. Spicer, A. Trlin and J. Walton. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Dunmore, 1994. No further details.
  • "Kaupapa Hauora Māori: Policies for Māori Health." Te Ara Ahu Whakamua: Proceedings of the Māori Health Decade Hui. Wellington, N.Z.: Te Puni Kokiri, 1994.
  • The CHI Model: A Culturally Appropriate Auditing Model:Guidelines for Public Health Services. Wellington, N.Z.: Public Health Commission, 1994.
  • "Ngā Matatini Māori: Diverse Māori Realities." [Palmerston North, N.Z.]: Massey University, Dept. of Māori Studies, [1995].
  • Conference paper at the Wānanga Purongo Kōrerorero 14-17 February 1995, Turangawaewae Marae, Ngāruawahia, Māori Health Framework Seminar.
  • "The Decade of Māori Development: an Introduction to the Hui Whakapumau." Kia Pumau Tonu Proceedings of the Hui Whakapumau Māori Development Conference, August 1994. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Department of Māori Studies, Massey U, 1995.
  • "Māori and the State." Te Komako: Social Work Review Jan. (1995): 2-5.
  • "Population Health Gains for Māori." Whakapainga Hauora o Ngā Tāngata Tokomaha o te Ao. A Report of the Population Health Gains Seminar October 1994. [Wellington, N.Z.]: Ministry of Health, 1995.
  • "Proceedings of a Hui Held at Hirangi Marae, Turangi." Treaty Settlements: The Unfinished Business. Ed. Geoff McLay. NZ Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Victoria U of Wellington Law Review, 1995. 19-27.
  • This is a report of a hui held at Hirangi Marae, Turangi on 29 January 1995, convened by Sir Hepi Te Heuheu to discuss The Government’s Proposals For the Settlement of Treaty of Waitangi Claims. In the report, Durie discusses why the hui could not endorse the proposals; he presents an alternative approach involving "a commitment to a constitutional review jointly undertaken by Māori and the Crown for the purpose of developing a New Zealand Constitution based on the Treaty of Waitangi and, among other things, fully recognising the position of Māori as Tangata Whenua."
  • "Mental Health Patterns for the New Zealand Māori." Handbook for Culture and Mental Illness an international perspective. Ed. Ihsan Al-Issa. Madison, CT: International UP, 1995.
  • "Tino Rangātiratanga, Māori Self Determination." He Pukenga Kōrero: a Journal of Māori Studies 1 (1995): 44-53.
  • "Proceedings of a Hui held at Hirangi Marae, Turangi." Handbook of Culture and Mental Illness an international perspective. Ed. Geoff McLay. Wellington, N.Z.: New Zealand Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and Victoria U of Wellington Law Review, 1995. No further details.
  • "Te Hoe Nuku Roa Framework: A Māori Identity Measure." Journal of the Polynesian Society 104.4 (1995): 461-470.
  • Guidelines for Purchasing Personal Mental Health Services for Māori. A report prepared for the Ministry of Health. Te Pumanawa Hauora, Massey University, 1995.
  • Co-authors M. H. Durie and Te K. Kingi.
  • "Population Health Gains for Māori." Whakapainga Hauora o Ngā Tāngata Tokomaha o Te Ao. A Report of the Population Health Gains Seminar, October 1994. [Wellington, N.Z]: Ministry of Health, 1995.
  • "Māori Science and Development." Proceedings of the Inaugural NAMMSAT Conference. Wellington, N.Z.: Te Puni Kokiri, 1996.
  • Paper given at the Conference of the National Association of Māori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists.
  • "Whaihua Tatau: A Representative Sampling Method for Māori Populations." He Pukenga Kōrero 2.1 (1996): 34-42.
  • Co-authors E. Fitzgerald, M. H. Durie, T. E. Black, A. E. Durie, I. S. Christensen and J. T. Taiapa.
  • "Māori Science and Development." The National Association of Māori Mathematicians, Scientists and Technologists: Proceedings of the Inaugural NAMMSAT Conference. Wellington, N.Z.: Te Puni Kokiri, 1996.
  • "Mana Māori Motuhake The State of the Māori Nation." New Zealand Politics in Transition. Ed. Raymond Miller. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 1997.
  • "Māori Cultural Identity and the New Zealand Search for Nationhood." Australian and New Zealand Journal of Mental Health Nursing 6 (1997): 51-58.
  • "The Right of Māori Rangatahi to be Māori." Youth Law Review 35 (1997): 8-13.
  • "Representation, Governance and the Goals of Māori Self Determination." He Pukenga Kōrero 2.2 (1997): 1-7.
  • "Te Hoe Nuku Roa: Māori Language in the Manawatu-Whanganui Region Analysis and Discussion of Preliminary Findings." He Pukenga Kōrero 2.2 (1997): 25-30.
  • Co-authors I. S. Christensen, T. E. Black, A. E. Durie, M. H. Durie, E. D. Fitzgerald and J. T. Taiapa.
  • "Identity, Access and Māori Advancement." New Zealand Journal of Educational Administration 12 (1997): 41-45.
  • "Identity, Nationhood and Implications for Practice in New Zealand." New Zealand Journal of Psychology 27.2 (1997): 31-37.
  • "Māori Cultural Identity and Its Implications for Mental Health Services." International Journal of Mental Health 26.3 (1997): 23-35.
  • "Whānau Whanaungatanga." Mai I Rangiatea Māori Wellbeing and Development. Eds. P. Te Whaiti, M. McCarthy and A. Durie. Auckland, N.Z.: Auckland UP, 1997. 1-24.
  • Representation, Governance and the Goals of Māori Self Determination. [1997]. No further details.
  • Oranga Kaumātua: The Health and Wellbeing of Older Māori People: A Report. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministry of Māori Development, c1997.
  • Mason Durie et al.
  • A Framework for Measuring Mental Health Outcomes For Māori: A Report Prepared for the Ministry of Health. Wellington, N.Z.: [Ministry of Health], 1997.
  • Co-authors M. H. Durie and Te K. Kingi.
  • "The Treaty was Always About the Future." Living Relationships Kokiri Ngātahi The Treaty of Waitangi in the New Millennium. Eds. K.S. Coates, P.G. McHugh. Wellington, N.Z.: Victoria UP, 1998. No further details.
  • "Durie, John Mason 1889-1971." The Dictionary of the New Zealand Biography. Vol. 4. 1921-1940. Auckland; Wellington, N.Z.: Auckland UP; Dept. of Internal Affairs, 1998. 149-150.
  • "Beyond Treaty of Waitangi Claims: the Politics of Positive Māori Development." Ki te Ao Mārama Tenth Anniversary Hui-a-tau 1998 Conference proceedings. Ed. A Mikaere and S. Milroy. Hamilton, N.Z.: Māori Law Society Inc, [1998]. 11-21.
  • Whaiora: Māori Health Development. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 1994. 2nd ed. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 1998.
  • Te Mana Te Kawanatanga: The Politics of Māori Self-Determination. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 1998.
  • "Marae and Implications for a Modern Māori Psychology." Journal of the Polynesian Society 108.4 (1999): 351-366.
  • "Mental Health and Māori Development." Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 33 (1999): 5-12.
  • "Kaumātuatanga Reciprocity: Māori Elderly and Whanau." New Zealand Journal of Psychology 28.2 (1999): 102-106.
  • "Te Pae Mahutonga: a Model for Māori Health Promotion." Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand Newsletter 49 (1999). No further details.
  • "Oral Health Services: Externalities and Implications for Practice." Oral Health Forum (2000): 26-29.
  • "Public Health Strategies for Māori." Health Education & Behavior 27.3 (2000). 288-295.
  • "Directions for Public Health in New Zealand in the New Millennium." New Zealand Public Health Report 7.1-2 (2000): 1-2,10.
  • Co-authors P. Davis, R. Beaglehole and M. Durie.
  • "A Framework for Considering Constitutional Change and the Position of Māori in Aotearoa." Building the constitution. Ed. C. James. Wellington, N.Z.: Institute of Policy Studies, 2000. 414-425.
  • "Beyond Treaty of Waitangi Claims: The politics of Positive Māori Development." Ki Te Ao Marama: Te Huinga Roia o Aotearoa Tenth Anniversary Hui-a-tau 1998: Conference Proceedings. Ed. A. Mikaere & S. Milroy. Hamilton, N.Z.: U of Waikato, 2000. 11-21.
  • Contemporary Māori Development: Issues and Broad Directions. Hamilton, N.Z.: Dept. of Development Stuides, University of Waikato, [2000].
  • Working Paper No. 7/2000.
  • "Imprisonment, Trapped Lifestyles, and Strategies for Freedom." Ngai Tatou 2020: Indigenous Peoples & Justice. Eds. E. Te K. Douglas & M. Robertson-Shaw. Auckland, N.Z.: FIRST Foundation, 2001.
  • "Māori Health: Key Determinants for the Next Twenty-Five Years." Pacific Health Dialog 7.1 (2001): 6-11.
  • "Mana Māori Motuhake The State of the Māori Nation." New Zealand Government and Politics. Ed. R. Miller. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 2001. 464-478.
  • "Hazardous Environments Old and New: Challenges for Health Protection." New Zealand Journal of Environmental Health 24.4 (2001): 6-9.
  • Mauri Ora: The Dynamics of Māori Health. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 2001.
  • "Working with Māori Who Have Alcohol and Drug-Related Problems." Management of alcohol and drug problems. Eds. G. Hulse, J. White & G. Cape. Melbourne, Austral.: Oxford UP, 2002. 328-344.
  • Co-authors P. Robertson, T. Hukiwa, T. Potiki, R. Friend and M. Durie.
  • "Universal Provision, Indigeneity and The Treaty of Waitangi." Roles and Perspectives in the Law: Essays in Honour of Sir Ivor Richardson. Ed. D. Carter & M. Palmer. Wellington, N.Z.: Victoria UP, 2002. 167-177.
  • Māori Specific Outcomes and Indicators, A Report Prepared for Te Puni Kokiri: the Ministry of Māori Development. [Palmerston North, N.Z.]: School of Māori Studies, Massey U, 2002.
  • Co-authors M. Durie, E. Fitzgerald, Te K. Kingi, S. McKinley and B. Stevenson.
  • Māori Specific Outcomes and Indicators: A Report Prepared for Te Puni Kōkiri, the Ministry of Māori Development. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Hoe Nuku Roa, School of Māori Studies, Massey University, [2002].
  • Mason Durie et al.
  • "Māori in Governance: Parliament, Statutory Recognition, and the State Sector." Reforming Parliamentary Democracy. Ed. L. Seidle & D. C. Docherty. Montreal, Can.: McGill-Queen’s UP, 2003. 128-149.
  • "Indigenous Health, Guest Editorial." British Medical Journal 326 (2003): 510-511.
  • "Monitoring Māori Progress Te Ngahuru: A Māori Outcome Framework." New Zealand Population Review 29.1 (2003): 99-109.
  • Co-authors Mason Durie, Eljon Fitzgerald, Kingi Te Kani, Sheridan McKinley, Brendan Stevenson.
  • "Providing Health Services to Indigenous Peoples. Editorial." British Medical Journal 7412 (2003): 408-409.
  • "Whanau Capacities: A Framework for Measuring Whanau Outcomes." Proceedings of Whakapumau Whānau Development Hui 24 and 25 March 2003. Ed. Te Puni Kokiri. Wellington, N.Z.: Ministry of Māori Development, 2003. 12-29.
  • "Is There a Distinctive Māori Psychology?" The Proceedings of the national Māori Graduates of Psychology Symposium 2002: Making a Difference. L. Nikora, M. Levy, B. Masters, W. Waitoki, N. Te Awekotuku, R. Etheredge. 2003. 19-25.
  • Projects. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-authors K. M. Maxwell-Crawford, P. R. Hirini, Mason Durie.
  • Framework. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-authors M. H. Durie and K. M. Maxwell-Crawford.
  • Ngā Kāhui Pou: Launching Māori Futures. Wellington, N.Z.: Huia, 2003.
  • Workforce Profile. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-authors P. R. Hirini, Mason Durie.
  • Framework. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-authors K. M. Maxwell-Crawford and Te Rau Matatini.
  • Projects. Palmerston North, N.Z. : Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-authors K. M. Maxwell-Crawford and Paul Ryan Hirini.
  • Ngā kāhui pou launching Māori futures. Wellington, N.Z.: Huia, 2003.
  • "Māori in governance : parliament, statutory recognition and the state sector." Reforming parliamentary democracy. Ed. F. Leslie Seidle and David C. Docherty. Montreal, London: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2003.
  • Workforce profile. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini, 2003.
  • Co-author Paul Ryan Hirini.
  • Monitoring Māori progress : Te Ngāhuru : a Māori outcome framework. New Zealand Population Review, 29.1 (May 2003): 99-109.
  • "A Maori methodology for assessing research." New Zealand Education Review, 8.31 (13 Aug 2003): 8-9.
  • "Māori." Encyclopedia of Medical Anthropology: Health and Illness in the World’s Culture. Ed. C. R. Ember and M. Ember. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum, 2004. 815-822.
  • "Whānau capacities : a framework for measuring whānau outcomes." Pā harakeke, 1 (2004): 8-17.
  • "Public sector reform, indigeneity, and the goals of Maori development." Public Sector, 27.2:(Jun 2004): 2-7.
  • "Race and ethnicity in public policy - does it work?" New Zealand Education Review, 9.47 (1 Dec 2004): 10.
  • Ngā Tai Matatu: Tides of Māori Endurance. Auckland, N.Z.: Oxford UP, 2005.
  • "Quality is yardstick for 2025." New Zealand Herald, (3 Mar 2005): A20-21.
  • "Race and ethnicity in public policy : does it work?" Social Policy Journal of New Zealand / Te Puna Whakaaro (Mar 2005): 1-11.
  • "Mana tangata : culture, custom and transgenic research." NZ Science Teacher (2005): 15-18.
  • "Tino rangatiratanga." Waitangi revisited : perspectives on the Treaty of Waitangi. Ed. Michael Belgrave, Merata Kawharu and David Williams. South Melbourne, Vic. : Oxford University Press, 2005.
  • Te tai tini: transformations 2025. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Centre for Indigenous Governance and Development, Massey University, 2005.
  • Ngā tai matatū : tides of Māori endurance. Melbourne, Vic. ; Auckland N.Z.: Oxford University Press, c2005.
  • "Hoenga Auaha Taiohi." Mana : the Maori news magazine for all New Zealanders, 71 (Aug/Sep 2006): 48-49.
  • "Schools 2025 : who will lead?" New Zealand Management, 53.3 (Apr 2006): 16.
  • The Pasifika@Massey Strategy: Enroute To Cultural Democracy. Auckland, N.Z.: Massey University, Directorate Pasifika@Massey, 2007.
  • Co-authors Mason Durie and Office of the Directorate Pasifika@Massey, Massey University.
  • "The Pasifika@Massey strategy : enroute to cultural democracy." Auckland, N.Z.: Massey University, Directorate Pasifika@Massey, 2007.
  • "Counselling Māori : marae encounters as a basis for understanding and building relationships." New Zealand Journal of Counselling 27.1 (2007): 1-8
  • "It's not OK." Mana : the Maori news magazine for all New Zealanders (Oct/Nov 2007): 30-32.
  • "Transformations in health service delivery : indigenisation of the sector." New Zealand addiction treatment research monograph, (2007): 76-78.
  • "Intergenerational transfers : implications for the Māori estate ; A summary." Governing and running Māori entities : tribal development and the law in the 21st century. Wellington, N.Z.: New Zealand Law Society, Family Law Section and Property Law Section, 2009.
  • Pae ora: Māori health horizons. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Massey University, 2009.
  • Pae mana: Waitangi and the evolving state. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Massey University, 2009
  • Pae matatū: sustaining the Māori estate. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Massey University, 2009.
  • "Traditional healing and mental health - measuring the effectiveness of rongoā." Best practice (Jun 2010): 5-7.
  • Ngā Tini Whetu: Navigating Māori Futures. Auckland, N.Z.: Huia, 2011.
  • Ngā tini whetū : navigating Māori futures. Wellington, N.Z. : Huia, 2011.
  • "Te Ao Māori and psychology. Psychology at the interface." Ka tū, ka oho : visions of a bicultural partnership in psychology : invited keynotes : revisiting the past to reset the future. Ed. Raymond Nairn et al. Wellington, N.Z.: New Zealand Psychological Society, c2012.
  • "Māori health transitions 1960-1985." Huia histories of Māori : ngā tāhuhu kōrero. Ed. Danny Keenan. Wellington, N.Z.: Huia, 2012.
  • "The spirit of the Kotahitanga." Mana : the Māori news magazine for all New Zealanders (Dec 2012/Jan 2013): 72-77.
  • "The Treaty of Waitangi : Māori aspirations and the power of collective voice." Mana : the Māori news magazine for all New Zealanders (Feb/Mar 2014): 44-47.

  • Papers/Presentations

  • "Closing address : Te Rau Tipu quality mental health care for Māori children and adolescents." The proceedings of the Te Rau Tipu Māori Mental Health Child & Adolescent Workforce Conference, 2004. Palmerston North, N.Z.: Te Rau Matatini; Auckland N.Z. : Werry Centre, Dept. of Psychiatry, University of Auckland, 2004.

  • Reviews

  • Rev. of Landmarks, Bridges and Visions, by Sidney Moko Mead. New Zealand Books 8.2 (1998): 7-8.

  • Sound recordings

  • Sir Apirana Ngata: life, work & legacy. Wellington N.Z. : Radio New Zealand, Replay Radio, 2006?.
  • Opening by Dame Catherine Tizard, Sir Tipene O'Regan, Dr. Tamati Reedy and Apirana Mahuika

    Reviews

    Whakarongo Mai.
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