G, If you don’t come home when you’re alive should you get a spot in the cemetery when you’re not?
G, What Naatis really think about other tribes, especially the ones up north. And a second generation Pakeha coastie explains why he feels true blue.
This is Wī, that is Wā. The issues are over the mark. If you hurt easily. Apologise we shall not. Switch it off now!
G, . Do you have to speak Naati to be Naati? And which woman makes the list of master Ngati Porou orators?
. This is Wī, that is Wā. The issues are over the mark. If you hurt easily. Apologise we shall not. Switch it off now!
G, . We know they can grow it, but how will Naatis vote in the upcoming cannabis referendum?
This is Wī, that is Wā. The issues are over the mark. If you hurt easily. Apologise we shall not. Switch it off now!
. Glenna Casalme is a Filipino woman who is learning te reo and has just taken up a kaitiaki role at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa. She feels it’s easier to learn te reo when you are already a speake
. Rawiri Manawatū started his reo journey while living in Wellington. When returning to his hometown of Kaikōura he noticed a lack of reo in his family and community and wanted to make a chan