“I’ve heard of students at intermediate turning up to school with meth to sell, as parents normalise its use,” writes Kingi Snelgar about the P health crisis. (Image: RNZ) The insidious disease that we’re ignoring will cost the next generation, writes Kingi Snelgar. In the ngahere of Te Tai Tokerau, our kauri trees stand as tūpuna. They are among the oldest living things on this whenua, forming a broad canopy and carrying the mana of the fores…
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