Dale Husband is a Rugby League Expert at E-Tangata, Newsroom NZ, and Waatea NEWS. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change, government and politics, and culture and society. Dale's insights and analyses are featured in various reputable outlets, showcasing his expertise in elections, public policy, and the environment.
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Dale's coverage primarily focuses on Māori culture, New Zealand, Māori leaders, politics, and advocacy. His articles often include government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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By: Dale Husband
Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono says proposed changes to workplace health and safety laws and conservation legislation risk weakening protections that New Zealanders fought hard to secure following major national tragedies. As the Green Party spokesperson for public services and workplace relations, Tuiono is expected to challenge the Government's proposed Health and Safety at Work…
Auckland's city centre is being transformed into a glowing celebration of te ao Māori, storytelling and shared history through Matariki ki te Manawa. The free winter festival runs from 15 June to 21 July 2026, bringing illuminated art, live performance, digital storytelling and augmented reality experiences into the streets, squares and waterfront of Tāmaki Makaurau.…
By: Dale Husband
An aggressive marine pest is continuing to spread across the upper North Island, prompting renewed warnings for boaties, fishers and divers to help stop its advance. Exotic caulerpa, an invasive seaweed first detected in New Zealand in 2021, is establishing itself in coastal waters where it forms dense underwater mats that smother native marine life,…
By: Dale Husband
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi is questioning the Government's priorities, saying ministers are focused on culture-war debates while serious threats remain for Māori workers, whānau, whenua and taonga. Waititi says political debate over definitions of a man and a woman does nothing to address the real pressures facing whānau, including unsafe workplaces, attacks on…
By: Dale Husband
The Public Service Association (PSA) is questioning the Government's claim that artificial intelligence can replace thousands of public service workers, saying New Zealanders remain unconvinced that technology can deliver the same level of public service. The union says a majority of New Zealanders reject the idea that AI can replace the work currently carried out…
By: Dale Husband
Award-winning filmmaker Julian Arahanga is celebrating international recognition after his documentary The Stolen Children of Aotearoa won Best Indigenous Feature at the Wailuku Film Festival in Maui, Hawaii. The award recognises the powerful documentary's contribution to Indigenous storytelling and its unflinching examination of the abuse, trauma and lifelong impacts experienced by children placed in state…
“You hate it as a kid, but when you grow up, you realise: ‘Oh, there's a big picture here.’ Your identity is your strength.” — Jason Tiatia, author of ‘Sāmoan Made Simple’, on speaking only Sāmoan at home.
By: Dale Husband
Houkura Chair David Taipari says the future of Māori representation in Auckland’s governance is at a critical crossroads, as political debate intensifies over proposals to reduce the board’s influence and […]
By: Dale Husband
Māori health researcher and GP Professor Sue Crengle says Aotearoa cannot close the lung cancer gap while the health system continues to deliver services that treat everyone the same, despite […]
“There are many Pākehā out there, including my mum and partner, who have learned or are learning te reo Māori, who are not just the metaphorical womb but are quite literally the whare tangata of our language.” — Professor Hona Black.
