Kei ngā niao o ngā waka tarahae kua ū mai nei ki te matāwhanga o te kura puiaki nei i riro, i ora ake anō ia i tōna anō iwi, i te iwi...

Kei te riro tītapu, koutou kua kāwhakina e Aituā Hao Ariki, anea kau ana te ikawhenua, kotokoto kau ana ngā tai whero o te motu,...

Why is the fight against racism so hard for some to comprehend? Because what happens to minorities across the globe does not affect the...

Te Mana Ākonga (TMĀ), the National Māori Tertiary Students' Association, has released a report today which details the educational and...

He tauira toi a Rereao Taite rāua ko Te Haana Paewai ki Toi Oho ki Apiti, Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa. I te Whiringa-ā-rangi 2019 i haere...

In a recent interview, deputy leader of the National Party Nikki Kaye said “The reality is we need to do more as a country in terms of...

The Wellington community Facebook page, ’Vic Deals’, was temporarily shut down following complaints that the administrators of the site...

For me, statistics don’t normally do the situation justice, they don’t usually show me the detail of human suffering. But what do you do...

Te Pararē reached out to tauira Māori who attended Black Lives Matter protests or events on Monday June 1. We asked them to share their...

It’s 2020 and we’re still having these conversations, except now the conversation is public, global and streamed live to your hand....

Back home, all the way down in Murihiku, along the winding dirt and gravel road to our house, there stands in the middle of the headlands...

Politics is hard. I commend anyone with the tenacity to enter the system, because much like working in the sewers, you can do good and...

Finance Minister Grant Robertson has unveiled the Government’s second Wellbeing Budget at Parliament today. Delivered in the shadow of a...

As the sun sets on our nationwide rāhui and we wake up in the new lights of alert level two, then eventually one, I hope that we remember...

Earlier [last] week TMA distributed a survey to help them understand the effects of Covid-19 lockdown on Māori students. TMA want to hear...

Hauora is everything about us. The whakaaro we have and express, the physical movements we make, the connections we have...

On May 6, Te Mana Ākonga (TMA) released a survey to identify how Māori university students have been impacted by the COVID-19 lockdown.

We’ve done our best to compile a list of podcasts all about and / or by Māori. From kickass indigenous wahine, to exploring the cosmos, and

The Government’s support package includes a $1000 increase to course-related costs, which must be repaid and can’t be used towards the...