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What is dermatitis?

Our range is therapeutic in nature and treats a range of skin conditions; eczema, psoriasis and various forms of inflammation to name a few. One of which is dermatitis.  Dermatitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the skin that can...
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The Earth Mother Concept In Te Ao Māori

Traditionally Māori see Papatūānuku, the Earth Mother, as the source of all life. She is a parthenogenic mother; her offspring are produced without fertilisation. Her first son was Tāne, and from her all life came. This idea is shadowed in the Gre...
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The Intersection Of Land, Whakapapa and Pūrākau

Māori have always been a people rich in pūrākau (traditional stories about the nature of the world). As time has gone by, these oral traditions have been translated into the written word. These stories tell about the natural world and its cycles a...
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Levi Kereama Poetry series

#1 Got to Go Backroll onlowdownim a lowland soul nowwe sure made our empties go another round.but something went wrong, and we wore outnow your home is alight,and your cat gets in too many fightsif only we could go backhe tawhiti nui kei waenga a ...
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Levi Kereama - Roll your bones

Aotea is proud to present emerging indigenous (Ngāti Raukawa) artist, Levi Kereama. "Roll your bones" is the title of Levi Kereama's art exhibition. This art installation will be available to view in our concept store from March 17th to March 24th...
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The Migratory Waka

New Zealand was first populated between the 10th and 13th century AD. Overpopulation and competition for land and food in Hawaiki, the fabled ancestral home of Māori in Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa (the Pacific Ocean) drove tribal leaders to lead their pe...
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