Atereano Mateariki is an English Journalist at Radio Waatea. He covers a range of themes including climate change, social interest, and civil rights, with a focus on accessibility, diversity, and economic policy. Atereano's work has been featured in Waatea NEWS, Asia Pacific Report, and RNZ.
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Atereano Mateariki's coverage primarily focuses on local news in New Zealand, particularly with regard to government announcements and events. The themes covered include government & politics, culture & society, health & wellbeing, and sports.
Given the focus on New Zealand-specific topics such as Indigenous culture and government policies, Atereano may be interested in pitches that offer insights from local experts or individuals directly impacted by these issues. For example, sources who can provide commentary on indigenous cultural matters or the implications of specific governmental decisions within New Zealand could be particularly relevant.
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Freshwater Rights Case Highlights Māori Push for Policy Reform
By: Atereano Mateariki
Government Plans Boost for Māori Land Through Carbon Forestry and Geothermal Investment
By: Atereano Mateariki
Kelston Boys High Faces Charter School Bid, Sparks Political Clash
Unemployment Crisis Deepens As Costs Soar And Government Stalls
By: Atereano Mateariki
School Leaders Slam Bill To Remove Treaty Obligations From Boards
The Z Manu World Champs are back, and going international! For the first time, the summer series kicks off in Dunedin on November 30, before
By: Atereano Mateariki
NZ First leader Winston Peters has sparked debate over the management and financial priorities of Māori organisations, raising concerns about asset dissipation and high salaries for executives.
Tongan journalists are coming to terms with new pressures on media freedom over reporting on the country’s drug crisis, and the role of gangs in it.
By: Kaya Selby, Atereano Mateariki
A United Nations resolution endorsing a landmark ruling on climate change by the world's highest court passed overwhelmingly at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly on Thursday (New Zealand time).
Govt accused of locking out Pasifika vote ‘by stealth’
