
Te Arawa
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Sep 13, 2026
E28. Māori Birthing Practices and Providing Wāhine-led Care (video)
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0:19Sarah CorbettHOST
Ko Sarah Corbett tōku ingoa.
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0:20Sarah CorbettHOST
Ā, nō Te Arawa ahau.
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0:22Sarah CorbettHOST
So welcome to Talking ONG podcast.
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0:24Sarah CorbettHOST
This podcast takes a closer look at the latest clinical guidelines and research in obstetrics and gynecology through conversations with leading experts.
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1:49Chloe TaylorGUEST
Ko Chloe Taylor tōku ingoa.
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1:51Chloe TaylorGUEST
He ori tēnei nō Muriwhenua.
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1:52Chloe TaylorGUEST
Ko Te Arawa, ko Ngāti Kahu, ko Ngāpuhi ngā iwi.
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1:56Chloe TaylorGUEST
He kaiwhakawhānau pēpi ahau.
E28. Māori Birthing Practices and Providing Wāhine-led Care (audio)
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0:19Sarah ColbertHOST
Ko Sarah Colbert toku ingoa.
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0:20Sarah ColbertHOST
Ah, Nō Te Arawa ahau.
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0:22Sarah ColbertHOST
So welcome to Talking ONG podcast.
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0:24Sarah ColbertHOST
This podcast takes a closer look at the latest clinical guidelines and research in obstetrics and gynecology through conversations with leading experts.
School Briefs: Election time is here, low trust in ERO, a call for responsible AI use
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39:15Claire ColemanHOST
So another big hitting international speaker who will be joining us from the UK today.
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39:20Claire ColemanHOST
But rounding out the day with Dr. Melanie Rewai-Couch to bring it back to a sort of Māori Te Arawa vision of how we can take what we've heard throughout the day, what we've learned from the vision, and help us to get prepared for a series of absolutely kick-ass Wednesday webinars.
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39:37Claire ColemanHOST
So this will be happening on Tuesday the 6th of September.
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39:40Claire ColemanHOST
It'll be a beautiful way for you to spend your morning in your living room.
Ep 234 - Reuben Richdale
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33:18Reuben RichdaleGUEST
Shout out to New Zealand.
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33:21Reuben RichdaleGUEST
Te Arawa.
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33:22Reuben RichdaleGUEST
But what...
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33:26Reuben RichdaleGUEST
Sorry, say the question again.
Oral Questions for Thursday 3 September 2026
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16:14Willie JacksonPANELIST
Mr.
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16:14Willie JacksonPANELIST
Speaker, to the Minister, can the Minister explain why Waikato Tainui, Raukawa, Ngati Maniapoto, Te Arawa, and Tuwharetoa jointly wrote to him warning his delay would be a direct breach? And can he tell this House which one of those five iwi he decided to listen to before ignoring all of them?
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16:36Paul GoldsmithPANELIST
Well, on behalf of the Minister, I certainly did not ignore them.
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16:40Paul GoldsmithPANELIST
Uh, we, uh, met with, uh, iwi, uh, on multiple times, as did officials, and the proposal does not change the government's commitment to upholding treaty settlements, including Te Tiraiwhi Mana.
Morning Glory w/ Olive: Rāapa 2 Hepetema, 2026
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63:15OliveHOST
And you've got a Pūrākau story that you found, Pete, about some, like, Rotorua Tarapunga.
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63:22PietGUEST
Yeah, very important to the Te Arawa tribe.
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63:29PietGUEST
And they've got an account when Ngapuhi invaders from up north were sort of approaching Mokoia.
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63:36PietGUEST
Mokoia.
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63:54PietGUEST
warning the tribe of the imminent attack and it allowed them to sort of scramble a defence and save a lot of their people from
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64:01speaker_3UNKNOWN
slaughter.
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64:02PietGUEST
So that tarapanga has become quite a tapu, a sacred manu for the Te Arawa people.
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64:09OliveHOST
Of course.
Morning Glory w/ Olive: Rāapa 2 Hepetema, 2026
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63:15OliveHOST
And you've got a Pūrākau story that you found, Pete, about some, like, Rotorua Tarapunga.
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63:22PietGUEST
Yeah, very important to the Te Arawa tribe.
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63:29PietGUEST
And they've got an account when Ngapuhi invaders from up north were sort of approaching Mokoia.
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63:36PietGUEST
Mokoia.
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63:54PietGUEST
warning the tribe of the imminent attack and it allowed them to sort of scramble a defence and save a lot of their people from
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64:01speaker_3UNKNOWN
slaughter.
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64:02PietGUEST
So that tarapanga has become quite a tapu, a sacred manu for the Te Arawa people.
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64:09OliveHOST
Of course.
Reimagining Biosecurity: No one protects what they don't know
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1:11Amanda BlackHOST
His PhD explored pest management through a te ao Māori lens.
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1:15Amanda BlackHOST
He's worked across community networks, government agencies and on the ground and now serves as a general manager of Te Arawa Lakes Trust.
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1:23Amanda BlackHOST
Tame e hoa, nau mai, haere mai and welcome to our podcast.
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1:28Tame MalcolmGUEST
Tēnā koe, tēnā tātou.
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20:48Tame MalcolmGUEST
Kūmara Pae Maunga, amazing.
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20:50Tame MalcolmGUEST
They're just going year on year with positive outcomes and impacts for the taiao, with the taiao.
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20:57Tame MalcolmGUEST
Mātou Kerotui a Te Arawa, so back home in Te Arawa, a lot of the jobs for natures that kicked off there have rolled on to other initiatives to protect wetlands to help lake water quality.
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21:08Tame MalcolmGUEST
And I don't want to name anyone in particular, but I know in some places that the people involved, it was just, they felt like it was just using employment, or using nature to do employment, and it didn't get the outcomes that we're hoping for.
He Huia Kaimana exploring stories of loss and reclamation of language
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0:54Bianca HyslopGUEST
Tēnā koutou.
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0:56Bianca HyslopGUEST
He uri tēnei no Te Arawa waka.
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0:58Bianca HyslopGUEST
Ko Bianca is what tōku ingoa.
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1:00Bianca HyslopGUEST
Yeah, my name's Bianca.
"Not one more voice lost" - Hinehou Timutimu
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10:18Hinehou TimutimuGUEST
And, um, and we exposed them to the iwi, uh, businesses.
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10:24Hinehou TimutimuGUEST
So like we took them to Te Arawa, so we went to Te Puia, and, um, we spent the day there and had a tour there.
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10:32Hinehou TimutimuGUEST
And there were big photos, um, of these old rohe that were weaving, um, cloaks.
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10:40Dominic GeorgeHOST
Yes.
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