This section provides recommended resources and a starting point for research on the following topics:
Use the Māori Research guide to further research and explore Te Ao Māori through databases, archives, theses, media and more resources.
These texts offer valuable insights into Māori history, providing a comprehensive overview of Māori culture and traditions, historical resistance and rights movements, as well as contemporary issues. By exploring these writings, readers can gain a greater understanding of the pivotal events and narratives that have influenced Māori history and identity.
Te Iwi Maori: A New Zealand Population, Past, Present & Projected by 
Ka Whawhai Tonu Mātou – Struggle Without End by If you have questions about library services, you can:
Te Fale Pouāwhina (TFP) provide academic learning support for all Māori and Pacific students. Feel free to contact us for a kōrero/talanoa about your academic learning needs. You can find us at Kate Edger Information Commons Level 1 room 131.
Leadership Through Learning is a free leadership and development program for our Māori and Pacific students at the University of Auckland
Learn more about our Māori and Pacific - Career Development and Employability Services.
