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The first two episodes of TVNZ's new action series The Dead Lands were released to a worldwide audience of millions last night.
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The first two episodes of TVNZ's new action series The Dead Lands were released to a worldwide audience of millions last night.
A new programme replacing woodwork at two Hamilton intermediate schools is helping young Māori connect through the art of whakairo, or carving.
An exhibition of Dutch-New Zealand artist Theo Schoon at the City Gallery in Wellington has set off a debate about the place of racially problematic work in public spaces.
There are many lessons climate scientists can learn from mātauranga Māori. Lesson one is: don't panic.
The standoff at Ihumātao has deep roots in the legacy of colonialism and land confiscation. Historian Vincent O'Malley writes about how it was taken by the Crown, and why that matters today.
Morgan Godfery tries to make sense of the last decade for Māori in te ao hurihuri, the changing world. Here he looks at the highs, the lows and the TBCs...
A landmark study has shown the true value of tikanga Māori-based early-intervention childcare using research from a parenting programme in West Auckland.
At the end of the decade, Ātea editor Leonie Hayden tries to eke some positivity out of a garbage year.
Is there something to be learned from TVNZ's Wild West-meets-WWE-meets-19th-century-New Zealand web series? After all, writes Sharon Mazer, colonisation, like professional wrestling, is a fixed match.
The leadership shown by tangata whenua at every national disaster and tragedy should be recognised and honoured by all of us, writes Catherine Delahunty.
The second and final report of Te Uepū Hāpai i te Ora, the Safe and Effective Justice Advisory Group, contains nothing we didn't know 30 years ago.
Start learning te reo Māori anywhere in Aotearoa with this list of introductory, part-time classes.
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Hakihea (December) brings clear skies, tui chicks and plenty of energy.
It's a way of living that is often mistaken for either a 'hippy commune' or a boarding house, but cohousing is slowly becoming a viable solution to New Zealand's growing housing needs. It's also a way of fighting the isolation and loneliness that is harming our collective wellbeing.
Hāpai Te Hauora CEO Selah Hart responds to criticism of her organisation’s stance on cannabis law reform.
The NZ Māori Council is reinvigorated and ready to make big changes on behalf of Māori in Aotearoa. However some people are asking questions about its new leader.
