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
Māori
Tēnā koe. Nau mai, haere mai ki te ipu mātauranga a Kingi. I roto I tēnei wāhi, I hopungia au ngā whakaaro kē mo te pupuritia ake te kaupapa Māori me te reo Māori me ōna tikanga katoa.
An Uncivil Government Meets Kapu Aloha
A tri-cultural perspective about the State of Hawaii and TMT construction opponents on Mauna Kea. Old establishment structures meet tech savvy, connected native communities. Why uncivil bullies always lose and smart, warm people always win.
Perception of Māori - Past, Present, Future
This article discusses the use of information to manipulate public perception of
Maori. It briefly talks about Maori response and finally presents five things
that can be done to fight a 150 year
Local: More Than A Label: Sir Bob Jones versus Renae Maihi ... the media headlines
Dear TVNZ Editors & Headline Writers,
Thank you for changing the headline on one of your articles
[https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/wont-sue-her-lot-because-would-seem-like-im-bullying-sir-bob-jones-explains-why-hes-suing-woman-wants-him-stripped-knighthood]
written by Emily Cooper. It used to be headlined:
Voyaging with the ancestors
Traditional Polynesian voyaging canoes keep the art, language, culture, music
and lifestyle of Oceania alive. This is my journey to locate and informally
document what is known about these voyaging canoes.
From Aotearoa,