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Māori

• ūpoko tukutuku = Māori subject headings
  Provides a structured set of subject headings to describe material in, by and about Māori.
  
  
• About Māori health research
  Te Kaunihera Rangahau Hauora o Aotearoa = Health Research Council of New Zealand.
  
  
• F.I.R.S.T Foundation : the Foundation for Indigenous Research in Society & Technology = Tuatahi nga kaitaunaki rangahau
  The FIRST Foundation is a philanthropic trust that aims to commission and facilitate research into issues of interest and concern to indigenous people everywhere. Site includes information about the foundation and conference proceedings.
  
  
• Hawai`i Pacific journal index : an index to magazines and journals published in or about Hawai`i and the Pacific
  An index to nearly 100 journals published in or about Hawaii and the Pacific and covering all subjects. Includes index to New Zealand journal of archaeology and New Zealand journal of history.
  
  
• Kete hao kōrero = Māori bibliography
  A list of selected resources for the study of Māori culture, language and history held in the University of Canterbury Library.
  
  
• Kupu o te rā
  A "Māori word of the day" email service for learners, also vocabulary lists, tests, and a basic Māori grammar outline.
  
  
• Māori bibliography
  Subject index to Māori topics appearing in books, conference proceedings and selected periodicals held by the University of Waikato Library.
  
  
• Maori.org.nz
  Includes information about marae, kapa haka, email directory and educational resources. Also virtual whare, images of manu, weapons, tukutuku and information on marae protocol and myths and legends.
  
  
• Ms Hos-McGrane's grade 6 social studies class : welcome to our Māori project pages
  Project from students at the International School of Amsterdam. Māori legends, history, carving, marae life, health and other social aspects. Links to other resources.
  
  
• Tirohanga Māori = a bibliography of Māori perspectives
  A selected bibliography, with a guide to searching for Māori information at the University of Auckland Library - Te Tumu Herenga.