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Issues •Sun 17 Sep
Just let the revolution come
Making the reo Māori compulsory isn't necessarily the magic bullet people are looking for.
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Reflections •Sun 17 Sep
Steph Matuku: What the heck is Māori Literature?
Steph Matuku, who writes stories for children and teens, battles clichés, stereotypes, and the voice of the internal critic, as she wonders if her work is "Māori enough".
Reflections •Sun 10 Sep
Embracing the chaos — the challenges of bringing up kids with te reo
Stacey and Scotty Morrison: ‘As newlyweds and newly hapū, we proclaimed we would only speak Māori to our tamariki.’
Reflections / Arts •Sun 10 Sep
Tusiata Avia: I go to my sister-artists and we talk
'Many gifts in life start off as painful ones. Not fitting was great training. Not fitting was a gift.'
Politics •Sun 10 Sep
Laura Toailoa: Making sense of the election noise
'It’s damn hard to get informed. There’s no shortage of voices spouting on the internet like they came out of the womb yelling for tax cuts or calling for an end to poverty or neoliberalism.'
Reflections •Sun 10 Sep
Can we make progress if we never question our Māori traditions?
What’s the value of our kaumātua being so wary of the young, resistant to change, and addicted to toeing the party line?
Politics •Sun 3 Sep
Buddy Mikaere: I’ve tried them all — but I’m standing for TOP
A political nomad turns to Gareth Morgan's party for this election campaign.
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