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Herbs and healing in New Zealand
Natural medicine is booming in New Zealand, with a significant portion of the population embracing plant-based remedies. Despite skepticism, the use of herbal medicine dates back 60,000 years, emphasizing its long-standing efficacy. Modalities like acupuncture and herbalism aim to treat the root cause of ailments, offering a holistic approach to healthcare. Additionally, native plants like… Read more
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Aboriginals Speak Out.
Aboriginal Australians descended from a single human lineage who migrated from Africa to Australia 70,000 years ago. Missionary influence and European colonization disrupted indigenous languages, but efforts to revive and protect them have gained momentum. Language is deeply connected to culture and spirituality, making preservation crucial. Today, there is growing interest in reviving and protecting… Read more
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My Māori identity as a Pākehā
Hayley and Dylan both share their journeys of discovering and embracing their Māori identity. Hayley initially struggled with acceptance but eventually registered as a member of her iwi. Dylan found his connection to Māori culture through Kapa Haka and Te Reo classes, feeling proud of his heritage. Both emphasize the importance of embracing cultural identity… Read more


