Reclaiming the Power of Pūrākau: Māui, Hine-Nui-Te-Po, Tīrairaka
Reclaiming the power of pūrākau, Robert Pouwhare, nō Ngai Tūhoe. Ahakoa he ngāhau, he hōhonu. The risks of Bowdlerism and the legend of Māui and Hine-Nui-Te-Po.
Māori Television Needs to Stay
Active protection of our tāonga. Four reasons why Māori Television needs to keep charging. Data geeks welcome.
Te Pūtahi: Hunting with Moana-Roa Callaghan
A whānau perspective of hunting and kaitiakitanga with Moana-Roa Callaghan from Te Whānau-ā-Apanui.
Te Pūtahi: Dr Andrew Sporle: Epidemics & Inequality
COVID-19, what we can learn from the past, the role of haukāinga & challenging the Government on inequities for Māori in health.
History of the Māori Electorates
Here's the history of how the Māori electorates were established. When the New Zealand Constitution Act was passed in 1852, it established the Parliamentary system. Those eligible to vote and to be voted for, had to be:
Ihumātao: Why Save the Land?
Hina Kneubuhl talks with Qiane Matata-Sipu of Ihumātao (co-founder of SOUL) about the intensification of urban development and the right of people to have their own opinion.
Ihumātao: Misconceptions
Hina Kneubuhl talks with Qiane Matata-Sipu of Ihumātao (co-founder of SOUL) about misconceptions. Qiane outlines concern about intergenerational trauma and a continuing cycle of colonisation.
Ihumātao: Whakapapa
Hina Kneubuhl talks with Qiane Matata-Sipu of Ihumātao (co-founder of SOUL) about her whakapapa and identity in Ihumātao. Qiane recounts her observance of the pollution on the land and the impact of that pollution on her children's identity.
Ihumātao: Inclusion or Exclusion
Hina Kneubuhl talks with Qiane Matata-Sipu of Ihumātao (co-founder of SOUL) about how the families of Ihumātao have been excluded
