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Pauline Harris: Looking to the stars

Porirua · Porirua

Pauline Harris: Looking to the stars

“We’d like to see Māori developing in the space sciences and engineering, but with whakaaro Māori embedded in their thought processes, carrying this knowledge, and knowing that we have an inherent responsibility to space, to the protection of Ranginui.” Dr Pauline Harris, deputy director (Māori) of the MacDiarmid Institute, which specialises in materials science and nanotechnology. (Photo by Mark Coote.) There aren’t many astrophysicists around …Read Article

Takutai Tarsh Kemp: A grassroots marae girl

Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland

Takutai Tarsh Kemp: A grassroots marae girl

Takutai Moana Natasha Kemp. (Photo: RNZ Simon Rogers) Takutai Moana Natasha Kemp’s death last week, only a few days after celebrating her 50th birthday, shocked family, friends and colleagues. She was only a year and a half into her parliamentary career, after winning the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate in the 2023 general election for Te Pāti Māori. Takutai had been fighting kidney disease and had worked right up until her death. In her maiden speec…Read Article

Nadine Hura: Oriented to the light

Climate Change · Papakura

Nadine Hura: Oriented to the light

“I want to focus on the light rather than the trauma.” Nadine Hura, author of ‘Slowing the Sun’, on writing about climate change. (Photo: Ebony Lamb) It’s been our privilege, over the 10 years that we’ve been publishing as E-Tangata, to have met many talented Māori and Pasifika writers. Some of them, like Nadine Hura, were first published on our site, which makes us especially proud when we see how they’ve flourished since they first started sha…Read Article

The fragile foundations of Pacific sovereignty

Mark Brown, Cook Islands prime minister, left, and Winston Peters, foreign affairs minister in Rarotonga, February 2024. (Photo: RNZ Pacific/Eleisha Foon) New Zealand’s aid freeze to the Cook Islands exposes the fragile foundations of Pacific sovereignty and a widening trust gap between the two countries, writes law lecturer Sione Tekiteki. The freezing of nearly $20 million in aid to the Cook Islands by foreign affairs minister Winston Peters…Winston Peters · New Zealand Read Article

When hell comes knocking

Rhonda Hāpi-Smith during her time working as a prison officer. (Photo supplied) Over her 20 years as a prison officer, Rhonda Hāpi-Smith got used to dealing with challenging situations. But, as she writes here in this extract from her new book Inside the Wire, there came a point where the job forced her to confront her own demons. Content warning: This article discusses suicide. What kind of fears do prison officers have? They walk among som…Napier · Napier Read Article

A bill of a different magnitude

“Aotearoa deserves a lawmaking system that reflects its people, landscapes, and histories, not one that repeats the exclusions of the past.” Jodhi Warwick-Ponga on the Regulatory Standards Bill.New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Palm kernel and the colonial project

A Greenpeace protest in November 2024 against Fonterra’s use of palm kernel for stock feed. (Photo: RNZ/Robin Martin) Our dependency on imported palm kernel expeller (PKE) for animal feed is hurting the communities and environment where it’s grown, writes Catherine Delahunty. Some years ago, when I was an MP, I got chatting to the driver of a rural shuttle van that was taking me to the nearest airport. He had a farming background, and we start…Stock Markets · New Zealand Read Article

Witi Ihimaera: Back at the beginning

“Witi was not only trying to learn a language. He was also trying to find ‘the voice of the boy that existed 70 years ago’.” Pictured, Witi Ihimaera at RNZ. (Photo: Phil Johnson) Witi Ihimaera has garnered many awards and plaudits, at home and internationally, as one of Aotearoa’s most celebrated Māori writers. More than 50 years ago, he was the first Māori writer to publish both a novel (Tangi, 1973) and a book of short stories (Pounamu, Pounam…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

New warden to assume duties at Lincoln community corrections cneter

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Doug Diltz has worked for the state prisons agency for 38 years and has led security operations across all agency facilities since 2021.Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln See the Story

Jordon Milroy: 'Wow, I'm the lucky one'

Jordon Milroy with his wife Lisa and their one-year-old daughter at the Sky Tower in Auckland after completing the Sky Tower Challenge last month to raise money for the Fire Brigade and leukaemia. Jordon Milroy is a husband, a father, a proud Sāmoan, and a disability advocate. He was born with cerebral palsy, which came with its share of challenges when he was growing up in Sāmoa. He is also, as Dale finds out in this kōrero, simply inspiring. …Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

Tania Waikato: "It wasn't bots, it was us."

“Real live people are rallying together to stop David Seymour’s bill,” says lawyer Tania Waikato from Toitū Te Tiriti. (Photo supplied) One of the lawyers for the Toitū Te Tiriti movement, Tania Waikato, seems to be everywhere on kaupapa Māori social media at the moment. Waikato is pumping out videos and explainers to fire up followers to take action on legislation that targets Māori rights and responsibilities. Renee Karena, a fellow lawyer, is…Te Teko · Te Teko Read Article

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