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Auditory and vestibular translational neuroscience

Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland, www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/en/sms/about/our-departments/physiology/research-groups/auditory-neurobiology.html

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Our research group had the privilege of learning Pepeha with guidance from kaiako of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa. A Huge thanks/Ngā mihi to very generous kaiako. We hope to continue our learning journey (#KiaMahuru).

Haruna
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As one of our challenge, some of us from the research team tried learning Waiata provided by the Aotearoa Brain Project, a research centre we belong to. This Aotearoa Brain Project waiata were kindly written by Norma-Jean Dudley and Hilda Harawera, please visit Aotearoa brain project website. website. https://www. aotearoabrainproject. nz/waiata We loved the Waiata.

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