“Part of being a great parent is being a great partner. Everything in your life will go better if the mother of your children is happy, well, and well supported.” — TikTok star Louis Davis, in an extract from his new book, ‘The Modern Dad’.
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In the course of Urban Māori, a 300-page book being launched next week, Bradford Haami has told...
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I grew up in a predominantly Pākehā town in the South Island. My mother is Pākehā. My father, who...
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In my life, I’ve had three names. I have lost one, borrowed two, and am in the process of...
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This is an extract from Kia Pū te Wai o Pareira — He Kōrero a-Whānau, a Waipareira publication...
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Like many other Waipareira stalwarts, Roimata Hansen has strong ties with the North. But she has...
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In the opening sequence of the cult classic The Great Silence, the cowboy — a lone figure on a...
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We’ve done a fair few te reo stories on e-Tangata. But it seems you can never have too many,...
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Nuki Aldridge died on October 30 at Kawakawa, and was laid to rest in his hometown of Kaeo. A...
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In two years’ time, Uluṟu /Ayers Rock will be closed to climbing — an outcome the traditional...
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New Zealand might not be ready to see itself as a Pacific country, but its Pacific future has...
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Last week, I was at home finishing off a paper for a conference when I heard a hacking smoker’s...
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Kramer Hoeflich, 25, was paralyzed after an accident in the Cook Islands, a few days after his...
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Our marae need attention, protection, words and warmth, writes Māmari Stephens in this essay...
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Tūhoe leader Tāmati Kruger delivered this year’s annual Bruce Jesson Memorial Lecture at the...
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Our four tamariki have been in Māori medium education their whole lives. Jo and I had chosen to...
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I was scrolling through my Facebook timeline — as I am wont to do when faced with rapidly...
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I have a jaundiced memory of going to ANZAC day parades when I was an Air Training Corps cadet in...
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Not long ago, a group of graduate students had an impassioned discussion about an obelisk. It was...
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What can designers and planners learn from tikanga Māori? An Auckland architect, Tony Watkins, offers some thoughts.
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It is often said that politics is the art of the possible. The election campaign over the last few...
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This piece by award-winning Taranaki writer Steph Matuku is one of five features celebrating Te...
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Scotty and Stacey Morrison have spent 10 years bringing up their bilingual kids, and speaking only...
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This piece by Tusiata Avia, a poet, performer and writer, began as a talk presented at Conchus...
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In this essay from Ora Nui 3, Going Global, Hautahi Kingi, a Whanganui-born economist now working...
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In 2012, when Samoa celebrated 50 years of independence, Victoria University awarded an honorary...
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Filipe Manu, a 24-year-old tenor from Auckland, beat off four Aussie singers to win the Australian...
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Whatever some people think we’ve taken from this country, we have given back tenfold.
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I caught up with the movie Poi E! the other day, and tears welled up at the sight of Ngoi...
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The news that Mana magazine is having an indefinite (and perhaps permanent) breather is neither...
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