Sitting down to listen to some accounts of hustling here at UoA, what we are constantly hearing is that students only started selling drugs out of […]

Earlier this month, the University of Auckland extended a bilingual language feature onto the main menu of their website. Te reo Māori has now been used […]

A long time coming, the Wai 2700 Inquiry, better known as the Mana Wāhine Kaupapa Inquiry, has had its first hearing, listening to women decolonise gender […]

Thinking of cross cultural relations I instantly think of the two oldest minorities of New Zealand, our Māori and Asian communities. The two groups have been […]

We see your TikToks, sly memes and Instagram posts saying “east side would never” and while it was funny at first, it’s only promoting a cultural […]

Voter turnout for young people increased largely between the 2017 and 2020 elections, figures from the Electoral Commission show. In the 18-24 age group, voter turnout […]

Renati Waaka (Te Arawa) was raised in Rotorua, the country’s first Reo Rua (bilingual) city and hub of Māori culture. Through the powerful medium of photography […]