For Matariki, Reo Māori are encouraging everyone to learn a kaikōhau. Kaikōhau means to express your hopes and desires. It's something that you can use during Matariki, as we prepare for the new year ahead, and any other time throughout the ye…
The Prime Minister has opened New Zealand’s first hui on Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism, which is being held in Christchurch over the next two days. The hui delivers on one of the recommendations from the report of the Royal Commiss…
Lucy Haru-Ruhi lives by the ATM philosophy: awhi, tautoko and manaaki: embrace, support, and respect. It’s a philosophy that borrows its acronym from a money machine, but the currency exchanged is love and a sense of community. And it is e…
Q + A with Jack Tame – Q+A panel discuss Budget 2021, Ports of Auckland and the National Party. Tau Henare, Anjum Rahman and Russel Norman spoke to Q+A about a range of issues.…
Anjum Rahman is the Project Lead of the Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono, a project designed to create a place to belong for all Kiwis. During 2020, the Collective held conversations with hundreds of Kiwis from many diverse backgrounds about th…
berl - Recorded 4 May 2021, our webinar on value and values explores what it means to be values-driven and asks, what’s the value of values?…
The Australian Council of Christians and Jews and the Council of Christians and Jews Victoria present a discussion of the threat to multiculturalism in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand from white extremist terrorism. This presentation features an e…
Ruth Gerzon - who describes herself as among the "more assertive" Baby Boomer generation - founded the Eastern Bay Villages, a local collective run for - and by - older people. …
After the March 15 terror attack, a collective of 800 New Zealanders drew together nationwide to strategise against hate. This is Christchurch teenager Logan Rielly’s story of how they overcame it. Logan Rielly is strutting towards the photograp…
The Aunties founder Jackie Clarke joined us this morning along with Eseta and Kylie, whose stories were featured in the book. ‘Her Say’ is out now - and all the proceeds go directly to The Aunties to support their incredible mahi.…
