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He Vaka Moana is a strengthsbased project framed by oceanic principles and methodologies that connect us as Mäori and Pasifika to the ocean. The underpinning kaupapa and theoretical framework of He Vaka Moana is the Tongan proverb “pikipiki hama kae vaevae manava”, which refers to our individual vaka coming together to support each other as we navigate the moana. He Vaka Moana operates through tuäkanatëina relationships, with Mäori, Pasifika and Päkehä research fellows across disciplines working with experienced academics, professional staff and new and emerging researchers towards Mäori and Pasifika student success. The ways in which these tuäkanatëina relationships enhance and support new and emerging Mäori and Pasifika researchers are important to the success of “growing the fleet” and increasing Mäori and Pasifika research capacity and capability. Through metaphors of the moana, this article takes a critically selfreflective approach to discuss being a researchteina. The experiences and conversations from “floating” through a relational space that can be understood as Moana Nui a Kiwa are explored in this article. Thoughts from the moana are shared as to how research tuäkana-tëina relationships influence and support the growth of Mäori and Pasifika researchers. The need for further oceanic projects that support and (re)centre Mäori and Pasifika tuäkanatëina relationships and mentorship within westernised academia is also discussed.

Growing the fleet–A Māori re-search-teina’s perspective on Māori and Pasifika re-search relationality