Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. With a focus on local news, Tuwhenuaroa writes for Waatea NEWS, covering a range of topics including Māori culture, politics, sports, and community events. Their articles aim to provide a voice for indigenous perspectives and promote understanding and appreciation of Māori issues and achievements.
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By: Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira
Rāwiri Ratū urges non-Māori organisations who receive booze funding to give it back
By: Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira, Pokere Paewai
Māori will not tolerate the loss of the mana of te reo, a lawyer says. Photo: Phil Smith
By: Tnatanahira
The Auckland iwi launched their new ceremonial waka off the shores of Okahu Bay on Sunday, after more than two decades years without one.
The tower development is planned to include retail and eateries. Photo: Supplied / Precinct Properties
By: Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira
Ngātiwai chairperson Aperahama Edwards says Kaipara District Council has bigger problems to be worrying about than prioritising a decision on Māori wards.
By: Pokere Paewai, Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira
Pita Tipene. Photo: RNZ / Peter de Graaf A claimant in the Waitangi Tribunal's urgent claim into the proposed Treaty Principles Bill is urging the government to follow the tribunal's recommendation and axe the bill.
Christopher Luxon. Photo: RNZ/Nick Monro Northern iwi Ngāti Hine and Ngāti Manu have penned an open letter to the prime minister demanding he acknowledge Māori did not cede sovereignty to the Crown.
By: Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira
Claimant and Ngāti Wai iwi leader Aperahama Edwards. Photo: Tania Whyte / Northern Advocate
Peter-Lucas Jones attending the TIME100 Impact Dinner in San Francisco. Photo: Peter-Lucas Jones / supplied
Māori innovator believes Aotearoa has the to reo language tools.
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