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Ko Ā Whakaaro Te Ora Tamariki / Support This Mahi Every koha signals that whānau are ready to fund the accountability that Crown and corporate structures will not provide. It signals that rangatiratanga includes the power to fund our own truth tellers. Kia kaha, whānau. Stay vigilant. Stay connected. The house
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How a Pro-Democracy Crusader Became Trump’s Degraded Pawn
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A Comparative Analysis of Faith-Rooted Progressive Politics in Settler Colonial Contexts
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How Power Fails Aotearoa’s Taonga Species
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How a Council Chose Commercial Interests Over Community Access
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Paywalled Article Kia ora whānau. Ko Ivor Jones tēnei, Te Māori Green Lantern. Kaye McKenzie-Muirson is 71 years old. She lives in Tauranga. She is a pensioner. She received confirmation that her ManageMyHealth account was affected by the cyber breach. She is worried about identity theft. “I don’t
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Ko au te kaitiaki—I am the guardian. I expose networks. I name names. This is what happens when federal agents execute a mother of three in broad daylight, lie about it on camera, and watch their own colleagues burn the house down from within. On January 7, 2026, Immigration
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Kia ora, whānau. The Māori Green Lantern here with the Ring’s analysis of hypocrisy so thick you could suffocate in it. Winston Peters—former opponent of neoliberalism, former champion of Māori electorates, former critic of Roger Douglas’s Reserve Bank independence doctrine—now wields that very doctrine like a
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I’m Calling This What It Is—Colonial Conquest
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A Reckoning
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The Invisible Prison of Whenua Māori
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Kia ora whānau. Ko Ivor Jones tēnei, Te Māori Green Lantern. On July 18, 2025, hackers broke into Canopy Health’s systems. Canopy Health is the largest private medical oncology provider in Aotearoa, running 24 diagnostic clinics, eight oncology clinics, and two private breast surgical centres as RNZ documented and