The Mataatua Virtual Reality project has been selected for the 2020 imagiNATIVE festival - the world's largest presenter of indigenous screen content in Canada.
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NZ's first Māori virtual reality film to premiere internationally
Whakakitenga will premiere this month at the world's largest indigenous film and media arts festival, imagineNATIVE in Toronto.
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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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'Kupu' app gets star treatment to tell stories about Matariki
During July, people can find Matariki stars hiding in plain sight by taking a single photo with Kupu.
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‘Art as activism’ new art collection to explore climate change and indigenous voices
More than 20 creatives from across Aotearoa are coming together to launch a new online collection of multimedia and video art.
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Alarm pendants ensure safety of kaumātua, disabled and whānau at risk
Kaumātua, the disabled and whānau at risk have another way to ensure their safety with alarm pendants made by Whanganui-based company GPSOS Ltd.
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Indigenous 3D game 'Katuku Island' launched
Katuku Island is an indigenous 3D gaming platform that was recently launched.
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VR technology helps vision impaired taiohi see the world
Kaea Horsfall-Kingi (Te Whānau-a-Kai, Ngāti Kahungunu) lives with nystagmus, an eye condition that causes the eyes to shake or move uncontrollably. This makes it hard for him to see. But a pre-COVID experience with VR (virtual reality) has opened up a whole new world.
