19th May, 2022If New Zealanders won’t listen to Māori, maybe they’ll listen to Prince HarryCringe value aside, In the context of continuing attacks on mātauranga Māori, Prince Harry's video almost felt like progress. By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
12th May, 2022He maimai aroha: Anaru Robb, te reo advocate, political activist, journalist'Anaru helped change history and the future of te reo in Aotearoa.'By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
28th April, 2022The ocean that binds us: How indigenous collaboration is helping to protect the moanaThousands of years of indigenous knowledge can help rebuild our marine environments – and one Ngāti Porou wahine is leading the way. By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
21st April, 2022The ongoing fight for Māori to school our own, our way'They’ve constantly tried to fit us into a system that won’t ever be sophisticated or reflective enough to love and grow our tamariki.' By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
14th April, 2022Matariki is more than just a holidayRain or shine, our annual pre-dawn observance of the rising of Matariki reaffirms our Māoritanga.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
7th April, 2022‘Matua Moana made me want to be a thinker, an educator, an organiser and a doer’A Māori law student on how the late Moana Jackson changed his life.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
17th March, 2022Preserving old pā sites with new technology on the East CapeLaser sensor tech is helping keep alive the story of this Tairāwhiti hapū for future generations.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
10th March, 2022Yet another summer of concert cancellations – so how are musicians holding up?Kaiwaiata Māori on the financial and emotional toll of trying to perform in a pandemic.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
5th March, 2022A new home for our founding documents: The mana whenua makeover of Archives NZIt's not just a new building, it's a reassertion of mana whenua in the capital city.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer
24th February, 2022A hard-fought cornerstone of te reo Māori broadcasting: Te Karere turns 40 In its four decades on our screens, Te Karere has grown a host of Māori journalists and broadcasting talent – and shifted the culture of newsrooms across the country.By Te Kuru o te Marama DewesContributing writer