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Walhallow community reaps long-term benefits from Aboriginal-led infrastructure investment

Aboriginal -led investment has transformed the Walhallow community, improving health, education, employment, tourism and cultural outcomes while ... View article...

'No Matariki Big Mac': How Matariki avoided becoming another Christmas or Halloween

It's a fear Māori cultural marketing and communications consultant Skye Kimura is well aware of. View article...

Northern Land Council call to criminalise hate speech against Indigenous Australians

... Aboriginal men are “documented racial motivation” for the crime and the elected body is calling on the commonwealth to criminalise hate speech ... View article...

Che Wilson Reflects on Leadership, Identity and the Future of Te Ao Māori

As someone who has worked across governance, education and political leadership, Wilson offers insights into the changing relationship between Māori  ... View article...

Former Victorian Young Australian of the Year charged over imitation guns, police uniforms

He received the award in 2023 for his advocacy for Indigenous health care in prison and for his work in creating the state's first Aboriginal Youth ... View article...

Now the hype has settled, let's appreciate one of Aotearoa's greatest actresses

For many Māori , Rena Owen doesn't need an introduction. For many New Zealanders, she became a household name through Once Were Warriors in 1994. Her ... View article...

Māori broadcasting veteran Henare Kingi dies aged 91

The Māori broadcasting community is mourning the passing of Henare Kingi (Ngāpuhi), one of the pioneering voices of Māori radio, who has died in ... View article...

'Always was, always will be': Sam Neill's hopes for Indigenous justice, and the future of the country

Sam Neill passed away. His appearance in the 1997 film 'Event Horizon' saw him wearing a redesigned Aboriginal -Australian flag, something he ... View article...