Melanie Sio shares what it feels like to be asked “How Much Māori Are You?”
Read MoreThe first chapter of Hinekura by Michelle Mihi Keita Tibble.
Read MoreA poem on the whare tangata and te awa atua - the monthly menstruation. By Nicole Titihuia Hawkins.
Read MoreCatherine Delahunty on turning 65, retirement as a capitalist concept and the invisibility of older women in Pākehā culture.
Read MoreRmt-Wi shares why the darkness, the judgement, the colonisation, the broken promises and the anger at it all does not change who she is. It never has.
Read MoreSophie and the sounding of te reo in her mouth. Taniwha, ātua wāhine, soldiers; a beautiful but haunted Aotearoa and its liberation.
Read MoreMelanie Sio writes about what it feels like to be asked “How Much Māori Are You?”
Read MoreA poem written by K.M Harris for Indigenous Australian singer Emma Donovan drawing on themes of colonisation, people, land and the stolen generations.
Read MoreAtaria explores Māori identity, colonisation and whakapapa in three poems titled 'why can't i just be me,' 'Average Māori' and 'Whakapapa Judger.'
Read MoreCatherine Delahunty has a quiet tea with Metiria. Is fairness in New Zealand mythological? Who will stand with the people with no one on their side?
Read MoreDon’t want to be a housewife? Don’t like cleaning, ironing, shopping? Have your guilt revoked here by Catherine Delahuty.
Read MoreWhen I was 18, I wrote about what kind of relationship I wanted. I still re-visit that old blog post, and I find that I still want the same things (with some additions).
Read MoreThat Milk Is Everything by Kahu Kutia
Read MoreThrough the practise of yoga, Hera became more aware of who she is at a deeper level.
Read MoreAtaria reflects on lessons learnt from past relationships.
Read MoreWhat is tax? Tax is love.
Read MoreOne gentle caress belies the thievery of motion,
That chaos could return at any time, a gross tsunami of destruction…
Read MoreA poem by Bex
Read MoreA fictional short story inspired by true events that happened to the authors nanny and many others of her generation in the Native Schools.
Read MoreMoni Barry opens up about the struggles of being a new mother and what it has taught her about herself.
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