Pacific people all over the world are mourning the loss of Dr Haunani-Kay Trask, an esteemed leader of indigenous sovereignty in Hawaii, who fought many effective battles against the US for Kanaka Maoli, and whose mana is upheld around the region.
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Relive @TuarikiD's athletics-defining moment as the first, and only (because they banned it), competitive long-jumper to do a somersault.
Kia ora @NZonAir https://t.co/rzTXz7CQoG
“I cried out to my tūpuna, saying to them, ‘we need you to be here right now, if we ever needed you – we need you right now’... and a switch just flicked in me, and I thought, ‘fuck it, we aren’t going to let this happen’" #protectihumatao
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South Auckland editor Justin Latif talks to Māori and Pasifika architects and designers trying to change the public design conversation. https://t.co/XtIF7TdhhR
Our new series 100 Year Forecast, voiced by Rachel House, looks at the climate crisis through an Aotearoa lens, including indigenous perspectives on carbon, capitalism and colonisation, and what we can learn from our taniwha.
Thanks @NZonAir 🌏 https://t.co/BFQCPOg8Fx
Applications for the all expenses paid MacDiarmid DiscoveryCamp close this Friday, e te whānau (open to year 12 and 13 rangatahi who looove science). https://t.co/1pQ2uJVgP0
@librarykris @TheSpinoffTV Kia ora, it wasn't created in-house but we'd be happy to forward your question to the developers, and offer support if they want to update the candidates bios. All candidates would have just been asked to provide their own bio.
Applications are now open to Māori or Pasefika year 12 or 13 students with a passion for science! @MacDiarmidInsti DiscoveryCamp provides flights, accommodation, activities and access to our top scientists and researchers. Less go!
https://t.co/1pQ2uJVgP0
This week on Ātea.
A hīkoi is taking place in central Tāmaki today to protest Auckland Council's plans to put a mega tip near Hōteo River, that could threaten the Kaipara harbour. https://t.co/dC9WoPmXXD