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'Woke' originated with African Americans urging awareness of injustice.
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How three generations are spreading Polynesian love across America
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Rare medical diagnosis saves Waikato man after decades of mystery
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How Māori economy grew to $126b, redefining NZ’s economic landscape
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How a Māori designer is weaving culture into global interior design
The designs integrate te ao Māori into modern interior spaces.