In a new five-part bilingual podcast for RNZ, Eugene Bingham, Adam Dudding and James Dansey find themselves surrounded by te reo Māori.

I came to Chief of War almost a year late and finished all nine episodes in three days. What stayed with me was not only the violence or scale, but the Hawaiian history, language, material culture and political contradictions the series made me curious enough to keep reading about afterwards.

*This article was originally written in BM. Click here to read it on SOSCILI. We tend to think of the first PM of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman, as well-loved and respected by the rakyat. After all, he...

Principals and a Māori language advocate are angry and disappointed by the Education Ministry's treatment of te reo Māori and the secrecy that has surrounded it.

In ninth-century Iraq, the iconoclast al-Jahiz skewered the intellectual pretensions of powerful men working for the Abbasid palace

"Open your heart."