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Read MorePosted by E-Tangata | Oct 11, 2020 | Comment & Analysis
The Greens and the Māori Party both have candidates who are threatening to prevent a repeat of Labour’s 2017 clean sweep.
Read MorePosted by E-Tangata | Sep 20, 2020 | Comment & Analysis
We, the undersigned, stand in support of Māori academics who have spoken out about long-term,...
Read MoreDame Naida Glavish has been leading cultural change in Aotearoa since the 1980s. (Kia ora to NZ On Air.)
Read MorePepe Robertson talks about the impact of New Zealand rule in Sāmoa, which had tragic consequences for her own family. (Mālō NZ On Air)
Read MorePania Newton is the 28-year-old gumboot-wearing law graduate leading the fight against the proposed Fletcher housing development in Ihumātao, Auckland. (Made with the support of NZ On Air.)
Read MoreEmeline Afeaki-Mafile’o has helped thousands of young people and their families through the mentoring company she set up as a 25-year-old. It’s about heart, she says. (Made with the support of NZ On Air)
Read MoreMoana Maniapoto, the singer-songwriter, documentary maker and writer fusing art and activism. (Made with the support of NZ On Air)
Read MoreDr Selina Tusitala Marsh, our trailblazing poet laureate, kicks off our six-part Conversations web series, which was made with the support of NZ On Air.
Read MorePosted by E-Tangata | Dec 16, 2018 | Comment & Analysis
“I don’t just see numbers when I’m reporting research. I see people’s faces and hear their kōrero, and the impact inadequate gout management has on them — all from a condition that is entirely manageable.” Leanne Te Karu, prescribing pharmacist.
Read MoreRemembering Koro Wetere — a dour, street-smart fighter for Māori rights.
Read MoreTo all of you who warmed our hearts and boosted our bank account, a big, big thank you.
Read MoreFour plays in four languages staged over four weeks — a theatre experiment which aims to challenge the idea of English as the “mainstream” language and all other languages as exotic.
Read MoreIf we’re to develop E-Tangata into an operation that can give Māori and Pasifika communities a strong, articulate media voice, we urgently need to find more funding.
Read MoreThis week, a collection of some of e-Tangata’s best stories from our first two years is being...
Read MorePosted by E-Tangata | Apr 8, 2017 | Reflections
Teresia Teaiwa, who died last month, aged 48, after a short battle with cancer, was a trailblazing...
Read MoreJust over a year ago, the Mana Trust set this e-Tangata website in motion. Three of us are...
Read MorePosted by E-Tangata | Oct 8, 2014 | Uncategorised
"A lot of Maori voted Labour because they had this idea 'John Key is bad news'. And that was a campaign against John, and we were stupid enough, our people, to follow. Look at what he’s given Maori people and...
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