Resources

PERFORMANCES


RECORDINGS

Roestenburg, W. (2022). Karakia. Counterfutures Journal.

https://counterfutures.nz/karakia12.html
https://counterfutures.nz/12/karakia.pdf


PUBLICATIONS

Roestenburg, W. (2025). Reawakening and revitalising wairua māori. Hauora Research

Taylor, K., & Roestenburg, W. (2025). Te whare tangata: Housing, maternal mental health, suicide & wāhine Māori. Scope: Health and Wellbeing,

Roestenburg, W. (2024). Thinking and speaking wairua (‘spirit’): Methodological forms that arise from and make sense to our personal-intergenerational Māori/ Indigenous bodies and lives. In SAGE research methods: Diversifying and decolonizing research. SAGE Publications.

Barber, S. Rata, A. Roestenburg, W., & Kopeke-Te Aho, H. (2024). Māori Mauri Magic. In R. Badano, T. Percival and S. Schuppli (Eds.), Militant media CRA #2 (pp. 101-114). Spectre Books.

Roestenburg, W. (2023). Te Whakaohooho, Te Whakarauora Mauri – The Re-awakening and Re-vitalising Indigenous Spirit. [Doctoral dissertation, Massey University]. Massey Research Online.

Roestenburg, W., & Hoskyns, S. (2022). Ranga wairua: Inspiration and conversations between worlds: Māori sacred sound healer and a Pākehā music therapist share and interweave stories. Chapter 4 in S. Hadley & A. Crooke (Eds.), Colonialism and music therapy. Barcelona Publishers.

Roestenburg, W. (2020) Ihirangaranga – Source vibrations and Indigenous women. Journal of Indigenous Wellbeing: Te Mauri – Pimatisiwin, 5(1), 90-101.

Roestenburg, M. (2010). Ahakoa He Kiri Ma: A Fire in Our Blood. (Masters dissertation, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand). Retrieved from