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A world beyond our feet: Rethinking our relationship with where we grow our kai
A new book aims to centre matauranga Māori in the quest to stop treating our soil like, well, dirt.
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A new book aims to centre matauranga Māori in the quest to stop treating our soil like, well, dirt.
It is time to integrate tikanga Māori into law school's to create a bijural, bicultural, bilingual legal system, writes University of Otago's Professor Jacinta Ruru.
Systemic gaps in the health system mean it’s much harder for Māori with eating disorders to access support.
We set out to create a movement for change – real change, not just replication of the same dead-eyed capitalism but with a brown face.
An Auckland iwi whose population and land holdings were decimated during the New Zealand Wars is partnering with Auckland Council to ensure its stories are being heard – and a new playground plays a starring role.
Laura O'Connell Rapira has some ideas for improving the standard of TV election debates in Aotearoa.
From Te Rerenga Wairua at the top of the country, right down to Rakiura, we're taking a look at our seven Māori electorates and the candidates contesting the seats. First up: Te Tai Tokerau.
Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins showed their true colours in the first leaders' debate, and they were pretty pale.
How do the campaign policies of our political parties stack up?
Māori language revitalisation researcher Dr Rachael Ka'ai-Mahuta explores what lessons can be learned here in Aotearoa from the current explosion in popularity of Korean culture.
Including the all important 'kaua e teka' – don’t bullshit.
A new Māori-Sāmoan collaboration combines te reo, coffee and chocolate into a delicious learning experience.
Making his film-writing and directing debut in the tele-film Toke, Kewana Duncan talks about the influences and experiences that got him here and how to avoid playing into Māori stereotypes.
It's time to go further – more rights, more power for Māori across health, justice and education.
Coco Solid and musician Kōtiro (Ana Chaya Scotney) discuss place, growth and unlearning.
One former and one current staff member at Waikato University says structural racism at the institution has been bubbling away for years.
Super Rugby team the Crusaders has decided to retain its name, despite it invoking a history of violence towards Muslims.
