“I guess when you look at 65,000 years of the oldest thriving culture in the world, our people were present, and they were present for their day and how they went about their day. I think if anyone's gonna take anything away from that, its to ground yourself more.”

From Aotearoa to Fiji, Brazil to India and everywhere in between Anjelica Tova has seen and done it all!

Winnie Dunn joins us for this episode of What’s In Your Kete to discuss her novel Dirt Poor Islanders, representation of Pacific people living in Australia and plenty more.

Thomas Pa’a Sibbett and Jason Momoa’s Chief of War television series has wrapped its first season on Apple TV.

We were proud to watch Te Arikinui Kuiini Nga Wai Hono i te Po celebrate the first anniversary of her koroneihana (coronation) as Maaori Queen.

Nickalee, our guest for this episode shares how over the last year she's built her following around the local DJ community in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.

This week we’re joined by the incredible Saarah Gul (aka The Māori Mogul) a proud wāhine Māori on a mission to uplift our people through financial empowerment.

This Saturday, Spark Arena came alive as some of the best kapa haka rōpū from Tāmaki Makaurau went head-to-head at the Haka Ngahau Tāmaki finals.

The month of May holds deep meaning for Palestinians around the world.

Join us for a heartfelt talanoa with Denyce Su’a, a dedicated academic, actor, writer, and performer.