# Māori Tikanga

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Fiona Douglas: From an earth based scientist to reconnecting to the web of life via sound and music

This interview quickly takes us on her journey of immersion into nature - one that has inspired her curiosity to want to embed the natural world in how she ‘felt’ - existence. She has a sense that ‘everything is connected.’ This has expanded greatly since coming to New Zealand, and learning how mu…

Rejoicing in Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

John explores why we might use te reo māori in our services, what we don’t enjoy, and what give us joy in using it. Then he used Luke 15:1-10   to suggest that in these stories Jesus is simply seeing each person, valuing who they are for all their faults, and inviting them to repent – to have a big…

A Tikanga for Parliament

Are Parliament’s colonial underpinnings out of date? A former Speaker says Parliament ought to be a reflection of everyone, but isn’t, and the mental shift needed would take collective political will. The House chats with Adrian Rurawhe and Mariameno Kapa-Kingi about how Parliament could better r…

Sean Plunket: broadcaster and host of The Platform on the BSA claiming jurisdiction over online comment

Broadcaster Sean Plunket isn't going down without a fight, as our broadcasting watchdog claims jurisdiction over his online-only company The Platform. The Broadcasting Standards Authority received a complaint from a member of the public - after the broadcaster described Māori tikanga as 'mumbo jum…

Episode 193 - Christian Penny - Unlocking Leadership and Collaboration Through Māori Tikanga and Complexity Thinking

Join us in this insightful episode where Christian Penny shares his expertise bridging Māori Tikanga, leadership, and complexity science to foster better collaboration, innovation, and performance in sports, business, and communities. Discover how cultural frameworks enhance team dynamics and how t…