Matariki is a time to pay attention, says Jase Te Patu
The wellness advocate on using the Māori New Year to reflect on being more present, and why he views yoga through a te ao Māori lens.
Te Matatini: The Olympics of kapa haka explained
The biggest kapa haka festival kicks off in Auckland today and draws thousands of spectators every year, so what exactly is Te Matatini?
Waitangi Day: What does it mean to modern New Zealand?
Is Waitangi Day a celebration, a commemoration or a day of commiseration?
Erana James knows where she's from, and where she’s going
The star on the rise and young actor on connection, wairua and reclamation - and the superpower of being Māori.
The sky's the limit for Hine Collection, and Miria Flavell's dreams
The wahine behind Aotearoa’s most successful activewear brand on finding her kaupapa, and her advice for aspiring business owners.
The lightness of being Marlon Williams
As he releases his anticipated third album, Marlon Williams speaks about breaking patterns, role playing and finding Māoritanga in music.
Four emerging wāhine Māori artists showcase their work in Viaduct Harbour
A must-visit pop-up gallery space curated by Tuhirangi Blair of Lucky Dip.
The kahu kiwi that clothed the Mother of the Nation, Dame Whina Cooper
Clothing the Mother of the Nation for film Whina was achieved only through the generosity of her whānau, teamwork & a few hundred feathers.
Māori creatives on what Matariki means to them
Ahead of Matariki celebrations, an ensemble of Māori creatives share their thoughts and plans.
Three wāhine on what beauty means to them
Mairātea hears attainable and sustainable beauty advice from women at different points in their life.
‘Our practice is connected to wellbeing’: Creativity in Te Ao Māori
How young wāhine Māori artists navigate their art with hauora.
The new exhibition celebrating the power and history of kōwhaiwhai
"For Māori, art, whakairo isn’t just a way to illustrate things or ideas, but it’s a way to connect us to our whānau and our whenua."
