Standing shoulder to shoulder with those who keep the home fires burningClimate action and the indigenous struggle for land back are intrinsically linked.By Nadine Hura | 26th June, 2024Contributing writer
A single light on the mahau: On the parallel worlds of climate change storytellingThe skills, way of life and collective mentality that the climate crisis is forcing upon us are those that tūpuna Māori always had.By Nadine Hura | 30th January, 2024Contributing writer
Five climate lessons from Māori communities (that are guaranteed not to depress you)Lesson 1: Hope is shaped like a shovel and will give you blisters.By Nadine Hura | 23rd January, 2024Contributing writer
OpinionOnce were maunga: What’s crushed when roads are builtDad still remembers how the earth used to shake with every blast at the quarry. He could feel the ground trembling and shivering through his boots.By Nadine Hura | 12th December, 2023Contributing writer
A layperson’s guide to the climate change policies on offer this electionWe're careening towards the iceberg of runaway climate change. Here's what each party is promising to do about it.By Nadine Hura | 4th October, 2023Contributing writer
Make voting sexy again: Why so many don’t make an election choiceIf those with the least privilege understood how much power they held collectively, their voice really could make a difference.By Nadine Hura | 19th September, 2023Contributing writer
The Sunday Essay: Rehoming PiiataWe loved our happy, irresistible Labrador. But sometimes love on its own just isn’t enough.By Nadine Hura | 11th June, 2023Contributing writer
More truth than my chest could hold'I had wanted to show what it’s like living in the aftermath of suicide, but when I saw what it’s like I wanted to look away.'By Nadine Hura | 24th May, 2023Contributing writer
Crowdsourcing for Papatūānuku, Te Tairāwhiti styleFrom a collaborative government submission to an innovative tech platform, the cyclone response on the East Coast has vision far beyond the on-the-ground mahi. By Nadine Hura | 16th April, 2023Contributing writer
'It doesn’t matter about tribal boundaries. It’s all about the aroha and manaaki''It's a special tribute to marae that in times of crisis, we open our doors.'By Nadine Hura | 10th March, 2023Contributing writer
