Our Truth
Current Affairs, History, Māori, New Zealand|2020|GOur Truth, Tā Mātou Pono is a Stuff project investigating the history of racism. As the largest media company in Aotearoa, we’re used to holding the powerful to account. Now we are putting our own conduct under the microscope.
The loss of land, language and Waitaha identity
Nelson Mail reporting of local Maori
The Nelson Mail and Stuff coverage has contributed to stigma and racism against Māori. Kerensa Johnston, CEO of Wakatū Inc, talks about the negative effects that coverage can have.
The Nelson Mail and Stuff coverage has contributed to stigma and racism against Māori. Kerensa Johnston, CEO of Wakatū Inc, talks about the negative effects that coverage can have.
Dick Garratt of the Māori Sports Awards
Māori have been among Aotearoa New Zealand's highest sports achievers. Yet, have often been overlooked or marginalised in a monocultural media environment that failed to support Māori athletes when they most needed powerful backing.
Māori have been among Aotearoa New Zealand's highest sports achievers. Yet, have often been overlooked or marginalised in a monocultural media environment that failed to support Māori athletes when they most needed powerful backing.
How we reported on Māori business
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei deputy chair Ngarimu Blair tells Stuff how Māori adapted to colonisation and became successful traders with early European settlers.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei deputy chair Ngarimu Blair tells Stuff how Māori adapted to colonisation and became successful traders with early European settlers.
Tame Iti: 50 years of newsmaking
For fifty years Tūhoe kaumatūa Tame iti had to endure biased and racist media coverage while fighting for the equal rights of his people.
For fifty years Tūhoe kaumatūa Tame iti had to endure biased and racist media coverage while fighting for the equal rights of his people.