Introduction: The recent decision by the coalition government to slash funding for the Te Ahu o te reo Māori program by $30 million is a blatant act of discrimination... Read more »
Introduction: The recent decision by the coalition government to slash funding for Whakaata Māori, New Zealand’s dedicated Māori television channel, in favour of prioritizing mathematics education, has sparked outrage... Read more »
Former Cabinet Minister Aussie Malcolm Dies Amid Child Abuse Allegations Whangārei, New Zealand – Anthony “Aussie” Malcolm, a former National Party Cabinet minister and prominent businessman, has passed away... Read more »
Woolworths Workers Down Tools in Nationwide Strike A wave of industrial action swept across Aotearoa on today as thousands of Woolworths supermarket employees walked off the job for a... Read more »
In a dramatic turn of events, the popular and controversial ‘Knob Oddy’ account on the X platform has been removed. The account, known for its racially provocative posts and... Read more »
In a distressing incident that has raised concerns about the safety of public transport workers, an Auckland bus driver was attacked by a passenger on Saturday morning. The driver,... Read more »
Introduction Aotearoa, a land of diverse cultures and breathtaking landscapes, faces a growing threat: the insidious spread of online hate fueled by anonymous trolls. These individuals, often hiding behind... Read more »
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 »
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 »