News Article: University students pay back hapori by offering free legal advice

‍Te Ao Māori News journalist Natasha Hill catches up with Whāngarei lawyer Keegan Jones and University of Canterbury kaimahi Dee Morgan and their initiative to run free legal clinics led by law students, who will earn credit while offering legal assistance incorporating te ao Māori principles at Rehua Marae.

University students pay back hapori by offering free legal advice – Te Ao Māori News

Lawyer Keegan Jones has teamed up with University of Canterbury to run free legal clinics led by law students.

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