The journey for Māori PhD candidates is often different, here's why
These Māori women aren't letting extra financial, cultural and institutional demands, or even cancer, stop their PhD success.
This Matariki artwork represents new beginnings
How you can own 'Hiwa' by artist Chevron Hassett, with all funds going directly to charity.
'Hiwa': How the Matariki star inspired Chevron Hassett's latest artwork
The artwork is up for auction, with proceeds going directly to charity.
The stars came out for Puanga at a dawn celebration
In the new Viaduct Harbour installation, Tuhirangi Blair shines a light on a lesser-known whetū before Matariki.
Ahi Nyx has a burning desire to weave
How the ringatoi [artist] reclaimed her mana motuhake [self determination] through mahi raranga [flax weaving].
‘The NZ health system is not fit for our Māori māmā’
Harrowing statistics surrounding maternal health for Māori women are laid bare in a new documentary, along with a way forward.
What is ‘museum red’?
Māori carvings acquired into museums between 1800 to 1950 were often covered with red paint. What happens when we peel back the layers?
Actor Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne on panadol, pink gin and kapa haka
The actor, who won a Toronto International Film Festival rising star award for her role in Lee Tamahori’s latest film, speaks to Ensemble.
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How to dress for a day for the history books
Kiingitanga ‘fits and expressions of Māoritanga at te Hui aa Motu.
How the ‘kōhanga reo generation’ could change politics
A new generation of Māori politicians is rising. Young and self-assured, they are the children of a movement that began 40 years ago.
Cups of tea replace Champagne at first ever pōwhiri for NZ Fashion Week
In a first-time partnership with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, NZFW looks to the haukāinga to weave tikanga Māori into the fabric of the event.
Hey Tomai Ihaia, you have good hair
The actor and teacher has learned to love her hair in its unaltered state.
