Kaitiakitanga
They couldn't steal the land fast enough, so they handed your children's data to strangers they never even looked in the eye
Māori Housing
Ko te Tōpuni o te Ariki: The Crown Wraps Its Shame in a Cloak and Calls the Darkness 'Law and Order'
The Māori Green Lantern
When the guardians of rangatiratanga torch their own wharenui, the arsonists don't need to be white
Political corruption
The bombs fell on a girls' school. Eighty-five daughters of Iran will never come home. And Winston Peters "monitors the situation closely."
The Māori Green Lantern
And you—every single one of you reading this—made it possible.
Indigenous Fishing Rights
When the state burns $1.89 million prosecuting Aboriginal men for gathering the food their ancestors ate for 65,000 years—then drops every charge—the cruelty is not the failure. The cruelty is the point.
The Māori Green Lantern
They handed the landlords a flamethrower. They poured accelerant on the housing market. They watched whānau burn. And now — nine months before polling day — Nicola Willis has the audacity to show up with a clipboard and ask: "Did anyone smell smoke?"
Political corruption
The hull is breached - The bilge is full - And the men at the helm are drilling new holes