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New Zealand’s Wine Industry Is Changing — Thanks to Māori Winemakers Embracing Indigenous Roots

Māori winemakers in New Zealand face a delicate balance between heritage and industry. When you visit New Zealand, you’ll likely be greeted with “Kia ora,” a Māori-language welcome widely adopted by ...
The New York Times

For Some New Zealand Winemakers, Māori Beliefs Lead the Way

A philosophy of respectful custodianship of the land and the importance of one’s place of origin may sound familiar to those who seek out terroir. By Eric Asimov In February, I traveled to New Zealand ...
Capital Public Radio

New Zealand's bold plan to save endangered animals: kill millions of invasive animals

The kiwi is New Zealand's most iconic bird. Round and fuzzy, the bird is flightless and has a long beak that makes it adorable or awkward, depending on who you ask. New Zealanders are even known as ...
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Strangers in their own land: how a new citizenship category could avoid a trap for Indigenous children born overseas

Outdated laws mean Indigenous children in Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia can currently be denied citizenship on the lands of their ancestors. The issue came to the fore last month, when the ...