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Special debate on the Dawn Raids to be held in Parliament
Dawn Raids petition received at Parliament, special debate will happen Audio
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Remembering Fane Flaws
Audio 17 Jun 2021We pay tribute to New Zealand artist Fane Flaws who has died.. Karyn speaks with music historian and Audio Culture content director, Chris Bourke. Audio
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NZ history in schools could be confrontational, expert panel says
An expert panel has warned that compulsory New Zealand history lessons next year could upset some children and lead to difficult classroom discussions. Audio
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Crown apologises for leaving Ngāti Maru 'virtually landless', signs settlement
The Crown has apologised and signed a $30 million settlement with Ngāti Maru, after more than 150 years since the raupatu (confiscation) of half of the iwi's land.
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Harper Finn - the lineage continues
William Dart takes a listen to the songs of the latest member of Aotearoa's songwriting dynasty. Audio
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Mau Whenua will occupy Shelly Bay until dispute is resolved
"We are resolute, we can wait." That's the message from iwi members and protesters occupying Wellington's Shelly Bay, where a development is planned.
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'It's critical we are able to tell these stories'
A new exhibition in New Plymouth looks at the impact of colonisation on Māori.
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Māoriland: New Zealand's forgotten name
Analysis - Everybody once knew that Māoriland meant New Zealand, thanks to years of dodgy debate and bad poetry, but the name has faded over the decades, writes William Ray.
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Wero and waiata in Māori Party maiden speeches at Parliament
The Māori Party is back and louder than ever. The co-leaders, supported by hundreds who travelled the length of the island to be at Parliament today, made their maiden speeches in the House this… Audio
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Stuff apologising for racism against Māori 'a very positive move'
Stuff has been praised for owning up to perpetuating racist narratives about tangata whenua but academics have expressed scepticism that it will lead to lasting change.
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Stuff says 'we are sorry' to Māori
The Stuff media organisation has issued an apology to Māori this morning for what it calls decades of monocultural journalism. Audio
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Tired of racism - of talking, writing, and living it
First Person - I shouldn't have been checking my work emails. It was a Saturday night at my grandparents' house. Before I had time to comprehend what I'd read, there was another ping, writes RNZ…
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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 6 November 2020
Coming up on Te Waonui - a leading maori nurse faces targetted online abuse, Ngai Tahu takes legal action against the Crown over fresh water and we remember the invasion of Parihaka 139 years on. Audio
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The Rest is History: Parihaka
On this day in 1881, the Maori settlement Parihaka in Taranaki, was invaded. About 1600 troops marched onto the village and were greeted by children while several thousand villagers sat quietly… Audio
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Value of te reo Māori for all 'is what will save it' - Justice Joe Williams
The te reo Māori Waitangi Tribunal claim in the 1980s should have been about the "value of the reo for all," Justice Joe Williams, who was on the legal team for the landmark case, says.
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Invasion of Parihaka 'not a distant history'
Today marks 139 years since the invasion of Parihaka.
Our reporter Ella Stewart spoke with activist Lourdes Vano and historian Rachel Buchanan about the significance of this day in New Zealand… Audio
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Parihaka anniversary marked with karakia, waiata
Today marks 139 years since the horrifying invasion by armed troops in Parihaka, one of the Crown's most profound injustices on record.
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Te Waonui for week ending Friday 30 October 2020
Coming up on Te Waonui - the Waitangi Tribunal continues to hear from social workers, and former wards of the state about how to overhaul Oranga Tamariki -- new figures show a massive rise in the… Audio
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Best of First Up for Tuesday 27 October
Audio 27 Oct 2020On the pod today: water has been discovered on the moon, does this make a lunar outpost a reality? A call for taonga taken from Parihaka 139 years ago to be returned; and is it time to get rid of the… Audio
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Call for taonga to be returned to Parihaka from Nelson
Taonga stolen during the invasion of Parihaka remain in vaults and on mantlepieces of Nelson homes.
About 200 of the 1600 constabulary and volunteers who destroyed the unarmed Taranaki township 139… Audio
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Call for taonga to be returned to Parihaka
Repatriating the items would be a big step towards healing the lingering wounds of Parihaka, says a heritage expert.
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Call for taonga to be returned to Parihaka
The former chief executive of the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust is asking Nelson families holding taonga taken from Parihaka to do the right thing and return them. About 200 of the 1600 militia who… Audio
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Anthony RITCHIE: Remember Parihaka
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Miguel Harth-Bedoya. Audio
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VIDEO: NZSO - Eroica
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Miguel Harth-Bedoya in Wellington. Video
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Miguel Harth-Bedoya: there’s only two kinds of music
Miguel Harth-Bedoya talks lockdowns, music education, and whether there's such a thing as classical music. Audio
