22/11/2018
You will appreciate that as a community advocacy group, Whanau Waipareira has consistently stood up for a better range of services into the west Auckland district, […]
29/10/2018
My cohort of friends and colleagues born between the years of 1955 and 1965 have all crashed through the half century mark with me and are […]
18/10/2018
“The point we’re making to this tribunal is our people have a right to self-determination and self-management. The difference between a Māori kaimahi working in one […]
11/10/2018
Regularly the notion of determining, and therefore defining, what a New Zealander is, raises its head in regard to political leadership. It is a very fair […]
26/09/2018
No doubt a major article will be forwarded from council to Stuff in regards to the latest charm offensive by the city. As you will know, mayor Phil […]
06/09/2018
The Maori Monarchs Pōtatau Te Wherowhero: 1858–1860 Tāwhiao: 1860–1894 Mahuta Tāwhiao: 1894–1912 Te Rata Mahuta: 1912–1933 Korokī Mahuta: 1933–1966 Te Ātairangikaahu: 1966–2006 Tūheitia Paki: 2006 – […]
05/09/2018
For Taylor Johnston, the idea of where to call ‘home’ has been somewhat tricky. The twenty-two year old anthropology student, originally born in New Zealand, […]
23/08/2018
It beggars belief that business confidence is down, and to me this reflects major problems based on capacity and capability of our business leaders. As US […]