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26 results for Maori

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Sunday Brunch - Maori literature

11 November 2018

We meet some of New Zealand’s leading Maori authors. Plus: a report from Pitchfork Paris, the weekend papers, female tribes and the ethical tea brand trying to change the industry.

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Spreading the word

22 March 2018

Maori Television is breathing life into a threatened language through its indigenous broadcasts. But will naysayers and a tight budget halt the network’s progress?

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With the new year in mind we’ve spun the globe and dispatched our correspondents to profile three new ’hoods we would be happy to call home for years to come. There’s an industrial area in Barcelona that’s proving fertile…

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Oceania

17 March 2009

What Australian PM Kevin Rudd uses to get around, the PE teacher crusading for a revival of Maori sports, and the new city in the Aussie outback.

Radio

The Late Edition - Tuesday 28 November

28 November 2017

Macron’s visit to Africa, a pro-refugee mayor is stabbed in Germany, a scandal in Japanese firm Toray and why New Zealand broadcasters are refusing to stop using Maori words.

Radio

The Globalist - Thursday 1 August

1 August 2019

After last night’s second Democrats debate in Detroit, we look at which candidates came out on top. Plus: why Syria continues to be the thorn in President Erdogan’s side, the Maori protests that are rattling Jacinda Arde…

Radio

The Briefing - Tuesday 28 November

28 November 2017

Is Vladimir Putin preparing to announce his candidacy for Russia’s presidential elections? We also find out why the UK could be forced to extend Brussels’ powers during a two-year Brexit transition and ask whether New…

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All change

20 September 2018

New Zealand’s most populous city is having a bit of a makeover. And now a spate of new boutiques and restaurants are adding to its charm.

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Oceania

21 October 2010

The Solomon Islands men who have gone from government to jail and back to government, and why Samoa is considering a plan to switch timezones.

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Oceania

17 September 2012

Australia's straight-talking foreign minister, election watch in Vanuatu, and the soft power of Kiwi sport.

A 2017

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On the charge

27 July 2017

Young, fresh Jacinda Ardern has gone from unknown quantity to opposition leader in a matter of weeks – and captured hearts and minds in the process. As she outlines her strategy for a better New Zealand, it would seem…

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Paint the town

2 July 2020

Auckland’s commercial art scene is flourishing thanks to agile business models and an abundance of talent. We meet the gallerists championing their multicultural hometown.

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Ardent effort

22 March 2018

The Kiwis’ new prime minister Jacinda Ardern is boldly searching for solutions.

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Life’s a beach

17 October 2007

Renowned as a New Zealand playground, the Bay of Plenty is enjoying a commercial makeover thanks to its thriving port, excellent transport links and booming population of entrepreneurs. Monocle visits a region going global…

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Diplomacy

21 April 2011

We meet José Luís Robaína García, Cuba's ambassador to New Zealand, for the first on our new series on diplomacy. We also look at the "diplomatic pouch", that slightly quaint method of shipping secret documents.

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Oceania

17 March 2007

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark's wardrobe decoded. And adopt a sheep.

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