title: Indigenous children and youth: The case of marae courts in Aotearoa/New Zealand

authors: Toki, Valmaine

abstract: Marae2-based Courts are an initiative of the Judiciary that builds on existing programmes for offenders such as Te Whanau Awhina, and informed by the Koori Courts in Australia.3 This is the first time that a New Zealand court has conducted criminal cases on a Marae within the jurisdiction of the Youth Court. Most offenders referred to the programme are Maori4 and the process incorporates Maori tikanga (Maori customs).

text: Indigenous children and youth: The case of marae courts in Aotearoa/New Zealand Marae2-based Courts are an initiative of the Judiciary that builds on existing programmes for offenders such as Te Whanau Awhina, and informed by the Koori Courts in Australia.3 This is the first time that a New Zealand court has conducted criminal cases on a Marae within the jurisdiction of the Youth Court. Most offenders referred to the programme are Maori4 and the process incorporates Maori tikanga (Maori customs).

year: 2014

title: Language Preference in a Bi-language Digital Library

authors: Keegan, Te Taka Adrian Gregory

subjects: log analysis

abstract: This paper examines user choice of interface language in a bi-language digital library(English and Maori, the language of the indigenous people of New Zealand)/ the majority of collection documents are in Maori, and the interface is available in both Maori and English. Log analysis shows three categories of preference for interface language: primarily English, primarily Maori and bilingual(switching back and forth between the two).

text: Language Preference in a Bi-language Digital Library This paper examines user choice of interface language in a bi-language digital library(English and Maori, the language of the indigenous people of New Zealand)/ the majority of collection documents are in Maori, and the interface is available in both Maori and English. Log analysis shows three categories of preference for interface language: primarily English, primarily Maori and bilingual(switching back and forth between the two).

year: 2005

title: A lower bound for the size of the smallest critical set in the back circulant latin square

authors: Cavenagh, Nicholas J.

subjects: mathematics

abstract: The back circulant latin square of order n is the latin square based on the addition table for the integers modulo n. A critical set is a partial latin square that has a unique completion to a latin square, and is minimal with respect to this property. In this note we show that the size of a critical set in the back circulant latin square of order n is at least n ⁴/³/2 - n - n²/³/2 + 2n¹/³ - 1.

text: A lower bound for the size of the smallest critical set in the back circulant latin square The back circulant latin square of order n is the latin square based on the addition table for the integers modulo n. A critical set is a partial latin square that has a unique completion to a latin square, and is minimal with respect to this property. In this note we show that the size of a critical set in the back circulant latin square of order n is at least n ⁴/³/2 - n - n²/³/2 + 2n¹/³ - 1.

year: 2006