# Moana Jackson
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moana jackson is a New Zealand Māori lawyer specialising in Treaty of Waitangi and constitutional issues. Jackson is of Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Porou descent. He is Director of Ngā Kaiwhakamarama i Ngā Ture (the Māori Legal Service) which he co-founded in 1987.
Don’t compare, just come prepared
Hello and Welcome to the Clipper Strong Podcast Where You'll be Listening to a Conversation Between Me and Moana Jackson About Who She Is and the Motivation Behind What She Does, and to Finish Off a Testimony of Why we Shouldn't Compare One to Another.
Being Tangata Tiriti with Etienne Wain
What does it mean to be Tangata Tiriti? What is the difference between the Treaty and Te Tiriti? How can immigrants engage with Te Tiriti? Mika and Rachel chat with Etienne Wain, a Ph.D. student and law tutor here at Te Herenga Waka. Etienne's Ph.D. considers what rights and responsibilities are a…
Jack Tame: Labour’s handling of co-governance does a disservice to Māori
The media merger is gone. The clean car upgrade is dead. A selection of other policies have been cast aside or delayed by the first majority government in MMP history.
Cynical, clinical, and effective, if the new Prime Minister’s reprioritisation has taught us anything, it’s public sentiment is t…
Te Whē S2 E1 - On the Need to Dance with Words
Te Whē Szn 2 is Proudly Supported by Burnett Foundation Aotearoa!
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Tune in to Te Whē Season Two, as we delve into the captivating story behind the conception and birth of Auckland Pride's Matariki event - happening this Friday, July 7th at Basement Theatre, immerse yourself in "On the Need to …
Recentering Earth in the Legal System with Erin Matariki Carr (RIVER)
Erin Matariki Carr is Project Lead and Kaiākau of RIVER Collective.
Imagining Decolonisation
Inspired by the late Moana Jackson the panel translate his article as featured in the book 'Imagining Decolonisation'.
Watch the video version of the episode here.
The late Moana Jackson (1945 - 2022) was a visionary, a Māori rights activist and a lawyer.
The book Imagining Decolonisation publish…
Conversations with New Zealand Photographers - Thomas Slade
Artist Statement
I can recall my first encounter with Māori resentment towards colonisation in 1991. I was watching a One News story about the protests at Pākaitore over local Iwi’s claim to that area of land. I can still remember the first thought that occurred to me as a 12 year old Pākehā – “oh…
Once Were Gardeners w/ artist Ngaroma Riley: 13th September, 2024
Once Were Gardeners is an exhibition by artist and carver Ngaroma Riley, currently showing at Season Gallery. It comprises a group of painted carvings that draw inspiration from a lecture of the same name by the late Moana Jackson.
The carvings reflect on and celebrate precolonial Māori life, an…
Various Artists w/ Beth and Sofia: 13th September, 2024
Sofia spoke with artist Séraphine Pick about her exhibition Rider Instinct currently on at Te Uru Gallery. With several of the works exhibited with ceramic components and found objects, Rider Instinct brings together selected works from Pick’s practice: works on paper and her ‘combined paintings’.…
A conversation with Fiona Miles, paediatric intensivist at Auckland’s Starship Hospital, including Māori Ethics and its practical uses
The GOSH Bioethics Podcast returns for its third series, with new episodes released fortnightly. Join your podcast host Dr Joe Brierley in conversation with leading experts and contributors to the field of paediatric bioethics. These podcasts explore the ethical, legal, and social questions shapi…
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