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Pacific Peoples Leadership in the Aotearoa-New Zealand Public Sector

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Pacific people have experienced a turbulent introduction to life in New Zealand. The result has seen an over-representation of Pacific people in unemployment, health disparity, crime, and poor education outcomes (Marriott & Sims, 2014). Since the 1980s, Pacific public sector leadership roles have been established to support Pacific people and their communities. These public sector roles are the...
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