
No Doubt I Am Māori
I thought I had to stand on my whenua to be Māori,But I know it lies waiting for me to come home, no doubt I
I thought I had to stand on my whenua to be Māori,But I know it lies waiting for me to come home, no doubt I
A sour taste left in the mouths of many, and one that is very topical this week as COVID-19 fatigue takes hold to the point
There’s no denying it’s the hot topic at the moment – to vax or not to vax. Here in Aotearoa, many are still reeling at
My mother asks me, “what do you want to do? Who do you want to be?”I reply in distress “I don’t know…” My mother tells
Often, when we think about mental health awareness, we think about our loved ones, and how to notice and support them when they’re struggling. However,
2am adventures are therapy for the soul. I miss calling my friends saying I’m outside, Going to Maccas and sitting there in comfortable silence. 2am
Your choice, you choose… Their culture, our culture Her culture, his culture. Their rights, our rights Her rights, his rights. His rights, her rights His culture, her culture. Wai ka hua, wai ka tohu? He tika rānei, he teka rānei Tāu i mahi ai, tāna i mahi ai Tā rātou mahi, tā tātou mahi. He toa
Many earth giants Roam the land, the peak is high Where is my maunga? Healing, cleansing, waiThe call of TangaroaWhere is my awa? Wayfinding, nomadsPeople