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tikanga

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tikanga [təˈkæŋə]
n
(Social Science / Anthropology & Ethnology) NZ Maori ways or customs
[Maori]


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He strongly believes that all we need to do is be ourselves and be true to "nga matua tipuna", our ancestors, and to use te reo, tikanga and kawa in our nursing practice to heal our patients.
For iwi and Maori authorities they: * affirm each iwi and Maori authority's cultural identity as a source of pride, strength, confidence and purpose * recognise important Maori cultural concepts such as tikanga, mana whenua and matauranga Maori * recognise the relationships and influence iwi and Maori authorities have in their rohe, and their responsibilities to Maori whanau, hapu, marae, communities and individuals.
Tikanga (protocols and the manner in which it is done)--Does this measure question the consumers awareness of the manner in which things occur within the Iwi--Hapu?
 
 
 
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