Justine Murray is the producer and presenter of Te Ahi Kaa at Radio New Zealand and she has compiled a podcast series, Ngā Taonga Kōrero, exploring the stories and history of Māori radio from the p
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Fulbright scholar will study corporate violence against US indigenous people
Aikman is the recipient of the Fulbright-Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga Scholar Award to conduct research at Harvard University in the US.
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News$1m crowdfunding campaign to buy historic site in Waikato
A Waikato hapū has launched a crowdfunding campaign to buy back a piece of land at the site of Pukeiāhua Pā.
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Lawyer creates online platform to teach tamariki history of Aotearoa
Wai Ako, created by Roimata Smail and her husband Sam, has launched an online learning resource to teach primary students about New Zealand history, as it relates to Te Tiriti.
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Let hapū write the history to be taught in schools, not the Ministry of Education
‘We, the family, know the stories of our ancestor.’
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Raukawa wāhine complete 370km journey walking in ancestor’s footsteps
Their tupuna Māhinaarangi of Ngāti Kahungunu is renowned for having travelled, while heavily pregnant, more than 500 kilometres from her people’s lands in Kahungunu to those of her husband, Tūrongo, at Rangiātea.
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Whanganui band NLC chosen to rerecord Māori 'protest song'
Baz Muir, who heads NLC, was chosen to refresh and rerecord the waiata to be used as part of the Māori Party 2020 election campaign.
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Founding story of Whakatāne brought to life in virtual reality project
The Mataatua Virtual Reality project has been selected for the 2020 imagiNATIVE festival - the world's largest presenter of indigenous screen content in Canada.
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Bike riding initiative revisits traditional Māori pathways, revives te reo
Outdoor education initiative Mātātoa has received funding support from Auckland Transport's $50,000 Community Bike Fund to run the Hapori Paihikara, community bike rides.
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Location of Endeavour replicas open for discussion
Community consultation on the location on the two new replicas of Captain James Cook's ship, Endeavour, replicas will take place this week at the Gisborne District Council, starting this evening. This follows a peaceful protest by tangata whenua and community members, who requested public consultation on what is acknowledged by the council as a contentious matter.
