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Māori women’s eating disorders linked to identity, trauma and racism
23+ hour, 15+ min ago (666+ words) Warning: This article contains references to eating disorders which may be distressing to some audiences. The Ministry of Health reports a three per cent lifetime prevalence of eating disorders among Māori - but that figure is more than 20 years old. The…...
Rotorua-led tourism collaborations secure share of $5m funding
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (649+ words) Two Rotorua-led tourism collaborations have secured about $1.8 million in the latest round of Government funding aimed at enticing more overseas travellers to regional New Zealand. The funding backs two initiatives involving Rotorua Lakes Council’s tourism arm, RotoruaNZ, and aimed at…...
‘Many kaumātua are suffering in silence’ as financial hardship grows
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (542+ words) Māori elders are experiencing disproportionately high levels of financial hardship, housing insecurity and barriers to health care, according to the latest Older Persons Poverty Monitor. The report found that older Māori were among those most affected across measures of income,…...
He Aha te Whakatau? Raupatu, rauora and political tensions
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (469+ words) Te Arikinui marks her second Koroneihana; politicians are challenged at Tūrangawaewae, and Māori leaders face criticism over their decision to join a delegation to Israel. The show opened with the divided reaction to Te Arikinui Kuini Ngāwai Hono i te…...
TIAKI podcast exposes barriers facing MÄori after prison â Te Ao MÄori News
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (533+ words) For some Māori leaving prison, walking through the gates can be just the beginning of another battle. Finding a place to live, getting access to healthcare, securing an income, and finding work can all become immediate challenges, and a lack…...
Iwi petition hits 10k signatures to ban bottom trawling and save the last 48 māui dolphins
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (721+ words) Ngāti Te Wehi has collected over 10,000 signatures in a petition to stop bottom trawling in Māui dolphin habitats, hoping the government will take urgent action as the population dwindles to just 48. The iwi has spent generations advocating for the species…...
How Kneecap are taking their Indigenous language to the world
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (611+ words) The iconic Irish hip hop trio, Kneecap, are making their way back to Aotearoa shores in 2027. The group spoke with Moana Maniapoto, connecting over their shared experiences of using music to take their Indigenous languages to the world. Many of…...
Māori and Pacific health leaders call for release of medical admissions review
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (883+ words) Māori and Pacific health leaders are calling on the Government to immediately release its completed review of targeted medical school admissions, saying the debate over the programmes should be based on evidence rather than assertion. The Royal Australasian College of…...
Iwi petition gains 10k signatures to end bottom trawling for 48 Māui dolphins left
6+ day, 11+ hour ago (18+ words) Te Ao Māori News...
The Tiare Apetahi flower endemic to Ra'iātea Island, Tahiti.
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (13+ words) Te Ao Māori News...