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Young people from across Aotearoa are calling on the Government to make rangatahi wellbeing…

Ngā Aho Whakaari, the national body representing Māori in Aotearoa’s screen industry, is entering…

A powerful new Māori-led exhibition is set to make its debut at this weekend’s…

Young people from across Aotearoa are calling on the Government to make rangatahi wellbeing a priority in Budget 2026, with urgent demands for stronger investment in youth spaces, mental health support, affordable public transport, and childcare. The calls come through Save the Children New Zealand’s Generation Hope initiative, where youth ambassadors from around the country…

Ngā Aho Whakaari, the national body representing Māori in Aotearoa’s screen industry, is entering a new chapter following a major leadership transition announced this week. Long-serving Chair Piripi Curtis is stepping down after a decade on the board, including three years leading the organisation through a period of significant change across the media and screen…

A powerful new Māori-led exhibition is set to make its debut at this weekend’s NZ Art Show in Wellington, showcasing the work of eight emerging and established Māori artists connected to Massey University’s Toi Rauwhārangi College of Creative Arts. The exhibition, titled Te Reanga Toi Hou, has been created to provide Māori tauira and recent…

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