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Asians Supporting Māori Sovereignty: A Bridge Between Cultures

Introduction: Asians Supporting Tino Rangatiratanga (ASTR) is a group of people of Asian...

Te Kaipara Council’s Māori Ward: A Fight for Representation and a Deeper Understanding

Introduction The future of Kaipara District Council’s Te Moananui o Kaipara Māori ward...

The High Stakes: Gambling and its Impact on Māori and Pasifika Communities

Introduction The recent closure of Sky City Auckland’s gambling areas for five days...

A King’s Journey Home: Farewell of Kiingi Tuheitia at Turangawaewae.

Introduction: The heart of Waikato, Turangawaewae marae, fell silent as the hearse carrying...

Opinion

Don’t Be Fooled: The Taxpayers Union’s Spin on Polls is Just That – Spin

Introduction: The Taxpayers Union, a self-proclaimed champion of fiscal responsibility, has recently published an article claiming the Labour...

ActionStation NZ: A Force for Positive Change in Aotearoa

Introduction: ActionStation NZ is a powerful force for positive change in Aotearoa, mobilizing a community of over 500,000...

The Atlas Network: A Shadowy Force Shaping New Zealand’s Future?

Introduction: The Atlas Network, a secretive US-based organization with deep ties to fossil fuel interests, has a long...

The Shadowy Hands: Foreign Interference Threatens the Heart & Soul of Aotearoa

Introduction: The recent push for the controversial Treaty Principles Bill, championed by the ACT party, has exposed a...

The Treaty Under Siege: A Calculated Attack on Māori Rights and the Future of Aotearoa

Introduction: The proposed Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill, championed by the ACT party, presents a significant...

History

The Kiingitanga: A Journey of Resilience, Resistance, and Renewal

Introduction: The Kiingitanga, or Māori King movement, is a powerful symbol of Māori self-determination and cultural resilience. Its history, spanning over 160 years, is a testament to the enduring spirit of the Māori people in the face of colonization...

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World

Atlas Network suppressed indigenous rights in Canada

The Atlas Network, a U.S.-based libertarian coalition, has been involved in efforts that many argue undermine Indigenous rights, particularly in...

Cyber Espionage Rocks Pacific Islands Forum, China Denies Involvement

Suva, Fiji – The Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) has been targeted by a major cyber attack, with evidence pointing to...

A Night of Clashing Visions: Harris and Trump Spar in Heated Debate

A Night of Clashing Visions: Harris and Trump Spar in Heated Debate The first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala...

A New Era Dawns for Māori: Kuini Ngawai hono i te poo Ascends the Throne

Introduction: Today, amidst a mix of sorrow and hope, Māoridom bid farewell to their beloved King, Kiingi Tuheitia Pōtatau Te...

UN agency sacks staff linked to Hamas terror attacks on Israel

Twelve staff members of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which helps Palestinian refugees, have lost their jobs...

Politics

A Colourblind Public Service: A Dangerous Illusion?

Photo / Archie, A Introduction: The New Zealand government has announced a new policy aimed at creating a “colourblind” public...