This week on Māori Television’s Te Ao with Moana, reporter Ximena Smith meets four wāhine who work in three very different industries.
Tag: Wāhine. Showing results 1 - 10 of 24
Showing results 1 - 10 of 24
Primary tabs
Search results
-
Māori-owned dress rental business empowering wāhine
One Fit Hire provides sizes six to 26 and has taken off online.
-
New online marketplace supports businesses run by wāhine
An online marketplace, Te Matahoko, has been launched by the Māori Women's Development Incorporation (MWDI) to encourage the economic development of wo
-
Victim of bullying shares her journey to inspire others
Esmé Hunt, of Ngāti Mutunga, was chosen as the rangatahi spokesperson and during her kōrero, she talked about how being a victim of bullying throughout school eventually led to her suffering from depression and anxiety later in life.
-
Crowdfunding campaign to create NZ’s first community hub for period support
The Period Place works towards a future where periods are seen as normal, healthy and without stigma.
-
Indigenous studies professor first Māori to be elected to prestigious American academy
Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith, of Ngāti Awa, Ngāti Porou, Tuhourangi, is the first Māori academic on the list and joins late biologist David Lloyd and former Prime Minster Helen Clark as the only New Zealanders in the academy.
-
New digital comic 'Aho Wahine' honours wāhine Māori gods
The digital comic Aho Wahine celebrates and humanises female goddesses of the Māori world.
-
NewsHuihuinga Wāhine summit to showcase Māori Women leaders
A Leadership Summit aims to develop and strengthen Māori economic outcomes for Māori Women.
-
Ngāpuhi pro bikini athlete on a mission to empower wāhine
Jess Coate is hosting her own fitness expo in Waikato this month, inviting wāhine of all ages.
-
Wahine writes waiata to heal from loss of her baby to miscarriage
For Jordyn Awatea it was songwriting that helped her heal from the loss of her pēpi. This week she released her first waiata, Te Ao Mārama named after her baby.
