Online now Volume 32 No 3 November 2016 Nursing Praxis.  We are pleased to include a Māori language translation for all abstracts beginning with this issue of the Journal. Bridget Robson’s editorial in this issue notes that “language revitalisation requires increased exposure and access to the language throughout all spheres of life, including research and scholarship”.  These abstracts provide kupu Māori (vocabulary) that we hope you find helpful in speaking and writing about nursing. Please take a look and let us know what you think.  The articles included are:

• Te Reo Māori is Imperative for Research and Practice in Aotearoa  ≈  He Taonga Te Reo Kōrerotia! Tuhia!
• Leaving the Experts:  Experiences of Liver Transplant Recipients in New Zealand  ≈  Te Wehe Atu i Ngā Tautōhito: Ngā Wheako o te Hunga Whiwhi Ate Hou i Aotearoa
• Public Health Nurses' Endeavours with Families Using the 15 Minute Interview  ≈  Ngā Mahi Nui a ngā Tapuki ki hgā Whānau Mā te Whakamahi i te Uiui 15 Meneti te Roa
• Settling in:  Early Career Registered Nurses  ≈  Te Noho Mauritau:  Ngā Tapuhi i ngā Tau Tuatahi o te Huarahi Mahi

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