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Traveling with the Treaty of Waitangi

Te Tiriti o Waitangi was signed on nine separate sheets at locations throughout Aotearoa New Zealand during 1840. The first to be signed was the Waitangi Sheet, with signing beginning on 6 February at Waitangi. In to...
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3 Native Plants Used In Māori Medicine

Prior to European contact, Māori in Aotearoa practised a traditional medicinal system known as rongoā Māori. Rongoā Māori was a holistic approach to health, addressing spiritual, psychological, physical, and whānau (family)...
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The richness of our lands and waters north of Tāmaki

From Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) all the way to Cape Reinga, the northern reaches of Aotearoa unfold as a beautiful cavalcade of bays, beaches, and harbours. There are two main routes heading north from Tāmaki. One cr...
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Legal persons: Te Urewera, Te Awa Tupua, Taranaki Mounga

On Thursday 30 January 2025, Taranaki Maunga was officially granted legal personhood under New Zealand law. It became the third geographical feature in Aotearoa to receive this status, following Te Urewera in 2014 and Te Wh...
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Energy Transition

What Is an Energy Transition? An energy transition is a significant structural change in how energy is produced and consumed. The current global energy transition focuses on moving from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sys...
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A Cultural Taonga: Te Reo Māori

Te Reo Māori is a taonga — a treasure. It abounds with idioms and phrases that elevate the language itself: māpihi maurea, kuru pounamu, reo rangatira. Those who speak te reo Māori treat it with great respect, as it has been ...
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