Annabelle Vaughan
What percentage are you?
Why the colonial concept of blood quantum doesn’t define indigenous people Originally published by Critic Te Arohi - the student magazine...
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Ngawahine Thomson
- Oct 20
- 4 min
Intersectionality, where?
Originally published by CANTA magazine Who really benefits from feminism? Not BBIPOC, fat, disabled, gender diverse, poor, LGBTQ+ and...
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Reni Broughton
- Oct 20
- 3 min
F**king up Colonial systems & Other fun hobbies
Published in partnership with Salient Magazine (Victoria University of Wellington student magazine) and Ngāi Tauira. New Zealand doesn’t...
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Areta Pakinga
- Oct 9
- 4 min
Dating as a Modern Māori
Published in partnership with Salient Magazine (Victoria University of Wellington student magazine) and Ngāi Tauira. Picture this: it’s a...
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Kaea Hudson
- Oct 9
- 3 min
Best of Both Worlds
Published in partnership with Salient Magazine (Victoria University of Wellington student magazine) and Ngāi Tauira. Starting next year,...
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Ruiha Evans
- Oct 9
- 7 min
Updating our profile: racial profiling in Aotearoa
Published in partnership with Salient Magazine, Victoria University of Wellington student magazine, and Ngāi Tauira. In today’s modern,...
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Cameron Taylor
- Oct 9
- 4 min
Not Māori Enough
Originally published by Massive Magazine - Student magazine for Massey University I am the product of a Māori mother and a Pākehā father....
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Annabelle Vaughan
- Oct 9
- 5 min
A Brief History of Ngāi Tahu: Things you should probably know about the land you’re on
Originally published in Critic - Te Arohi, student magazine of the Otago University Students' Association. If you’ve come to study at...
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Mason Tangatatai
- Oct 9
- 5 min
Reclaim Te Reo (so our Tamariki don’t have to)
Originally published by Massive Magazine - Student magazine for Massey University Our tīpuna took a great journey across the seas to find...
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Ngākura Ngātai-Toopi
- Oct 4
- 6 min
Ko tōku reo, ko tōku taonga, ko tōku taonga ko tōku reo
E kī ana te whakataukī “Ko tōku reo, ko tōku taonga, ko tōku taonga ko tōku reo” “My language is my treasure, my treasure is my language”...
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Saiah Claydon-Wade, Nai Ronaki, Ruiha Evans, Reni Broughton
- Oct 4
- 6 min
Tapping into our Taiao
Saiah Claydon-Wade (he/him) Let me paint the picture for you.... My friend and I were out at the beach not long ago, sharing whakaaro and...
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Eden Roberts
- Oct 3
- 4 min
Mahi from within
Our education system: failing our people, the least exciting to look at, and an extension of our colonial histories. I won’t sit here and...
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NZUSA
- Sep 30
- 2 min
Students Release Whiria Ngā Rau Framework
The New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA), Te Mana Ākonga (TMĀ), Tauira Pasifika (TP) and the National Disabled Students’...
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Elliot Weir
- Sep 28
- 4 min
When Worlds Collide: Overcoming Technological Hurdles to Te Reo
By Elliot Weir The digital world can provide a place for te reo Māori to thrive, but a number of technological hurdles stand in the way....
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Nkhaya Paulsen-More (Ngāti Maru ki Hauraki, Ngāruahine, Ngāti Pūkenga)
- Sep 28
- 6 min
My Language, My Awakening
By Nkhaya Paulsen-More (Ngāti Maru ki Hauraki, Ngāruahine, Ngāti Pūkenga) Ko tōku reo tōku ohooho, ko tōku reo tōku māpihi maurea. My...
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Shakayla Andrews-Alapaki, Maioha Watson, Piri Tohu, Jade Mills, Stevie Thocolich, Karamea Pēwhairangi
- Sep 27
- 7 min
Iwi Dialects: Because Te Reo Isn’t the Same Everywhere
Iwi Dialects: Because Te Reo Isn’t the Same Everywhere ***Disclaimer and update at the end of the article. Growing up in Aotearoa,...
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Taylor Terekia
- Sep 13
- 3 min
A kōrero with Taikawa of Ngāti Gaming! OHOOHO #2
OHOOHO is a new column by Te Pararē that is all about inserting te reo Māori into our everyday lives. We highlight innovative ways Māori...
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Taylor Terekia
- Sep 9
- 3 min
A kōrero with Jhaymeān of Ka Hao: Tira Waiata! OHOOHO #1
OHOOHO is a new column by Te Pararē that is all about inserting te reo Māori into our everyday lives. We highlight innovative ways Māori...
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Taylor Terekia
- Sep 5
- 2 min
I nearly lost my reo and now I want to help normalise it in today's world - OHOOHO [intro]
Tekau mā toru tōku pakeke i taku wehenga i te kura kaupapa Māori. I hūnuku tēnei purapura o Te Aho Matua ki tētahi takiwā rerekē kia...
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Erin Gourley
- Aug 31
- 4 min
The Students Behind the Forsyth Barr Vaccine Clinic
And how the University ignored their concerns The student leaders behind the pop-up vaccination clinic at Forsyth Barr stadium feel that...
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