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Translating 100 books is ambitious, but 'unreasonable ambition' is what’s required for te reo to survive.

An argument for putting off that road trip just a little longer.

The racist attack on a pou whakairo at Ōtūherekio in Te Waipounamu shows some are threatened by the growing tangata whenua presence in our landscape.

Is this the springboard for a bigger resurgence in 2023?

Apologies to your wallets.

One of the stars of the Spiky Gold Hunters series is helping his community thrive in the moana.

Piharau are ancient, boneless, jawless creatures, and they're under threat.

Why did a relatively commonplace pair of shoes spark such a reaction – and what does it say about where we’re at politically? 

The new kind of, sort of independent Māori Health Authority is still designed for ultimate power to sit with the Ministry of Health.

A timeline of ignored advice and rejected proposals.

Hā ki roto. Breathe in.

Climate change has already irreversibly changed the maramataka, the Māori lunar calendar.

Reclaiming te reo Māori is always hard, but the hardest work – and the most important – takes place within the home.

Whakarongo mai e te whānau.

Planning for delta in the community, at a hapū and whānau level, is hard but necessary.