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Matatika
Whakamārama
Momo tikanga pērā i te tikanga a iwi; te tika me te whakatakotoranga tikanga.
Scope note
A type of custom or plan that is ethically correct, e.g. a tribal tradition. Matatika may be used with another term to convey different ethical systems. For example, to convey "Environmental ethics" apply both "Matatika" and "Taiao".
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- Overview — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
- Newspapers — Collaborative digitisation
- Magazines and Journals — Collaborative digitisation pilot
- Newspaper partnership — Expression of interest
- Sample agreement — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
- Successful applicants — Collaborative Digitisation Programme
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- Reports and research for librarians
- Audience research: Use of te reo Māori on Aotearoa New Zealand cultural websites
- Born digital in New Zealand
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- Kōrero Kitea: Ngā hua o te whakamamatitanga
- Library sector workforce capability framework project — Current state analysis
- Pilot of digital collecting capability workshops
- Research, insights and strategic outlook report
- Rights statements for New Zealand collecting institutions
- Survey of the New Zealand Cataloguing Community February 2019: summary of results for New Zealand libraries
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