Arpége Taratoa on her mixed identity.

A playful poem by language learner Miriama Gemmell in te reo.

Anne-Marie Te Whiu and her relationship with te reo.

Miriama Gemmell on the absurdity of ‘I can’t roll my r’s’ and ‘I’ve always said it like this.’

Miriama and a powerful poem of rage on colonisation, language loss and revitalisation.

Can I please have a mochaccino? Sure, what is your name? Ataria. Natalia? Atalia? No, A-ta-ri-a. Oh okay... uhh... how do you spell that?

Abby reflects on learning te reo Māori as her own ocean-navigating journey on a starless night.