Surviving aggressive colonisation, including dispossession to enable atomic testing, and through their tenacious spirit and cultural strength, the Maralinga people fight to retain their country. Artist credits for the image artworks are Copyright of Glenda Hansen: Tjanpi Tali Tjuta - Oak Valley Art Centre and of Karen Ingomar: They Take Us Away Them White Fellas - Yalata Art Centre.
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NewsNBA star Kyrie Irving pays homage to his Native American heritage
Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving honoured his Native American heritage by performing a cleansing ceremony and burning sage on the court ahead of a pre-season clash with the Boston Celtics at the weekend.
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Māori lawyer makes history with mataora
After receiving his pūhoro, Silveira decided the time was right to embrace his mataora and represent the symbols of his ancestors.
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Six60 on journey from shame to immersion in Māori culture
New Zealand's most popular band members felt a bit of shame about being Māori but not growing up around the culture or the language.
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AWWA period-proof underwear rides to global success
AWWA has been named a finalist for a global platform that provides funding to women-led businesses and is preparing an export plan for overseas customers.
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Māori Party candidate slams Labour for failed housing promise
“We wouldn’t have a housing issue if Labour had done what it had promised” - Donna Pōkere-Phillips
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Merchants of the Wild, Episode 8
Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors. Michela, Brendan and Caleb struggle on the water as they make way to a new camp; a medicine woman brings the group knowle
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Merchants of the Wild, Episode 7
Six people embark on a journey in the footsteps of their ancestors. Tempers flare as hunger, exhaustion, and no reprieve from one another pushes someone past the point of no return.
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Microsoft charges Māori and Native American executives to increase indigenous employment
Global tech giant Microsoft wants more indigenous peoples to work for them.
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Native Americans suffer highest Covid-19 fatalities in USA- Muskogee Creek ambassador
Jonodev O. Chaudhuri, ambassador for the Muskogee Creek nation, says Trump's presidency has seen the rollback of many indigenous initiatives.
