UC Māori students home away from home. Te Tira hou is a profile series in which we take a look into the māori university associations...

You call them Myths, we call them Legends. A cultural comparison between black cats and taniwha, and superstitions.

2022 marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most popular songs of the 80s. Ella takes readers on a historical overview of the infamous...

Te Pararē presents the top stories of the week about or by tauira Māori across the motu. Akuhata, wiki 4.

This feature article by Jak Rata is an ode to the power in Māori film-making and kōrero paki. Reviewing films like Whina, Waru and Cousins.

This opinion piece motivated by the woman's right issues and abortion laws in the USA raises what this could mean for us in Aotearoa.

When we share waiata, kōrero and pakiwaitara with each other as Māori, it binds us together and lifts us up.

Te Kāhui Toi were honoured at Massey’s University Research Awards, where they were awarded the 2021 University Medal for Team Research. A...

Extra pūtea can go a long way for tauira Māori, so how far did this government koha go? On Monday 1 August, thousands of tauira would...

Education Minister Hon. Chris Hipkins is ruling out a universal student allowance in response to the findings of the People’s Inquiry...

Edie Balme retraces the journey of her whānau as they navigate the complexities of love, grief and the evolution of tangihanga.

This feature piece is a reflection on the first Matariki public holiday, by Regan Thompson-Taurima. As my alarm went off at 3:55am on the...

While many of us were on a much-needed study break, the tumuaki of Te Mana Ākonga’s member rōpū came together in Ōtautahi over the...

Aotearoa celebrated its first ever Indigenous public holiday, Matariki, on Friday 24th June. To mark this momentous occasion, Te Pararē...

Image credit: Taumata Aronui A “think piece” called Manu Kōkiri – Māori Success and Tertiary Education: Towards a Comprehensive Vision...

Nau mai tauti mai ki tēnei whare kōrero o Te Pararē mō te tau 2022. Tēnei māua ngā Kaiwāwāhi Matua Takirua e mihi kau ana ki a koutou...

In this feature article, Kaiwāwāhi Tuarua / Sub-Editor Briar Pomana deep dives into the power of pūrākau today from the perspective of a mil

Covid-positive tauira across the motu are isolating in residential halls or as entire flats, and Māori student associations are doing...

Why the colonial concept of blood quantum doesn’t define indigenous people Originally published by Critic Te Arohi - the student magazine...

Originally published by CANTA magazine Who really benefits from feminism? Not BBIPOC, fat, disabled, gender diverse, poor, LGBTQ+ and...