Introduction Robin DiAngelo, in her groundbreaking book “White Fragility,” delves into the uncomfortable truth about race and racism in America. She challenges the notion of “colorblindness” and exposes the... Read more »
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... Read more »
Across Aotearoa, a wave of defiance has swept through local councils, with 42 out of 45 choosing to retain their Māori wards despite a government-mandated referendum. This resounding decision... Read more »
Introduction: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s recent pronouncements on the Crown’s sovereignty have ignited a heated debate, with Māori leaders and the public alike questioning the implications of his statements.... Read more »
Introduction: The recent article critiquing the “Whale Song” project, a government-funded initiative aimed at revitalizing kauri trees using Māori knowledge, exemplifies a persistent problem in Western engagement with Mātauranga... Read more »
Introduction: Imagine a world where Aotearoa, New Zealand, hums with the vibrant sounds of te reo Māori alongside English. Where children learn to count in both languages, where elders... Read more »
Introduction: Kirikiriroa Hamilton – 4th September– Southern Cross News, an independent Indigenous news outlet, has successfully repelled a wave of coordinated cyberattacks targeting its website. The attacks, originating from... Read more »
Introduction: John Minto, a name synonymous with New Zealand’s social justice movements, has dedicated his life to challenging injustice and advocating for equality. From the anti-apartheid protests of the... Read more »