Tina Ngata
Tina Ngata (Ngāti Porou) is a mother of two from the East Coast. Her work involves advocacy for environmental, Indigenous and human rights. This includes local, national and international initiatives that highlight the role of settler colonialism in issues such as climate change and waste pollution, and promote Indigenous conservation as best practice for a globally sustainable future
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Opinion
Ātea
We’re asking the wrong questions about treaty settlements
Tina Ngata18 Apr 2024
Ātea
New Zealand isn’t ready for a Māori prime minister
Tina Ngata23 Jan 2023
Ātea
Planning for delta at a community level
Tina Ngata25 Oct 2021
Ātea
The right to conquer and claim: Captain Cook and the Doctrine Of Discovery
Tina Ngata03 Oct 2019
Ātea
Uplifting children is not a Māori problem. It’s a colonisation problem
Tina Ngata19 Jun 2019
Ātea
Once were gardeners, lovers, poets… and warriors
Tina Ngata19 Dec 2018