Inside the Land March
Inside the Land March
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Open mike 27/01/2023
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Open mike 06/02/2023
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The day I found out that Eminem was the Real Slim Shady
What can the subversive genius of rap teach us about climate change? Quite a lot, it turns out.
Source: thespinoff.co.nz
Community Scoop » Academic Activist To Give Final Lecture
Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views
New Zealand Jane Kelsey Tiritio Waitangi Ranginui Walker University Of Auckland Professor Emeritus Jane Kelsey University Of Auckland
Source: scoop.co.nz
Māori might be the 'luckiest' Indigenous people – but that's not down to New Zealand exceptionalism | Morgan Godfery
Such gains as Māori have made are no accident, but the result of a willingness to fight for what is rightfully theirs – a struggle that continues to this day
Source: theguardian.com
Obituary: Stephen Paul Stratford, 1953-2021
A polymath who spread his talents acros the arts, former Metro deputy editor Stephen Stratford was a man who 'moved through life lightly but deeply'.
Source: stuff.co.nz
New Zealand author Stephen Stratford dies aged 68
Respected New Zealand author and editor Stephen Stratford passed away suddenly yesterday morning, aged 68.
Source: rnz.co.nz
A riot outside the NZ parliament in June 1968?
An account of a little-known strike and unruly demonstration outside parliament, Wellington, New Zealand, June 1968.
Source: libcom.org
Ardern's apology to Pacific peoples lacks concrete actions. We will continue the fight | Melani Anae
The prime ministerâs emotional ritual entry into Aucklandâs Great Hall and her address to Pacific people and communities assembled there on Sunday drastically relived the shameful and unjust treatment of Pacific peoples by successive governments during the dawn raid era of the 1970s, when police, hunting for immigrant overstayers and armed with dogs and batons, would burst into the homes of Pasifika families in the early morning hours. These experiences and the subsequent deportations...
Source: theguardian.com