Story: Whānau – Māori and family

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• Reedy, R. ‘Māori ways of knowing and being.’ Kei Walker, T. W. mā. Challenging science. Te Papaioea: Dunmore Press, 2004, 111–125.

• Walker, T. W. ‘An exploration of the evolution and application of the notion of whānau.’ Tuhinga tohu kairangi, Victoria University of Wellington, 2010.

• Walker, T. W. Whānau is whānau. Te Whanganui-a-Tara: Families Commission, 2006.