Te Aniwaniwa Paterson

Children are saying: No presents, just food

On Papuan Independence Day we discuss protests against Indonesia’s transmigration programme, environmental destruction, and militarisation, and the struggle for self-determination.

An activist group’s campaign to get ASB Bank to divest its Motorola Solutions shares because of the company’s involvement in illegal Israel settlements amassed significant support.

Rukutai Watene, Peeti Wharehoka-Watene of Ngāti Ruanui, and six Greenpeace activists went to Sydney to disrupt an AGM of a mining company fast-tracking seabed mining in Taranaki.

Before her suspension after fiery exchanges in Australian Parliament, Lidia Thorpe spoke on French colonialism of Kanaks, coinciding with NZ strengthening ties with France.

Olympians this year brought back New Zealand's record medal tally. Ten of them were wāhine Māori who won gold medals who will be celebrated in the awards ceremony.

The government has announced an investment into Māori housing providers to deliver 198 affordable rentals.

Comic and visual artist Michel Mulipola discusses his first experience in animation with Disney’s Moana 2 and his role in shaping the film’s story and cultural authenticity.

Pacific solidarity drives historic UN recognition of France’s human rights violations in the struggle for self-determination and decolonisation in New Caledonia.

Maire Leadbeater is a tangata tiriti author whose new book 'The Enemy Within' discusses the human cost of surveillance and impacts on activism.