Tēnā tātou i tēnei taraimeta tuarua! Ahakoa ngā uauatanga o te tau, ngā pūkei mahi nunui i whakaputua e ngāi pūkenga, ka oke tonu me kore e paku ea ngā taumata tiketike o te whare wānanga, i te wā itiiti noa.
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Lovesickness is felt by many. Yet it is something so complex and versatile that I don't think that it can be fully described.
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My name is Mary. I am a 50-something cisgender female who is pansexual. I use she/her pronouns. I am a single mum to two awesome teenagers, a passionate runner and yoga fan, and an eternal student.
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Last week the Greymouth Times published a racist cartoon by David Thomas Healy which depicted a Pākehā person at The Three Waters ‘table’ asking, “do you ratepayers want your water?” and a Māori person responding with “it’s not theirs; it’s mine!”.
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Mātauranga Māori is the understanding of knowledge originating from our tīpuna (ancestors).
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Nau mai haere atu taku reo manamanahau, taku reo mihi ki a koutou aku manu waraki o te ata hāpara e noho peka ana ki tēnei wao o Te Herenga Waka.
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Growing up in a traditional Vietnamese family and moving to Aotearoa when I was barely a teenager made it harder for me to accept a cultural identity.
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Have you ever looked at your porn choices and asked yourself, “What in the caucacity!?”
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The best thing about working for a business that operates as a franchise is that if you move, you can transfer between stores.
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Groceries are expensive.
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Growing up in Flaxmere, Hawkes Bay with a single mother on welfare was common for most of the people I grew up with.
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