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Kahu Kutia

Kahu Kutia was raised in between the glorious maunga of her papakāinga; Te Urewera. Having recently taken the post-uni plunge, Kahu is now mainly working as a Māori and climate activist and freelance writer. She has previously written for publications like Vice NZ, Te Ao Mārama, and The Wireless. Her goal is always to uplift the unheard stories within Te Ao Māori.

Everything By: Kahu Kutia

Performance02.07.23

From Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa and Beyond: Highlights of Kia Mau Festival

Kahu Kutia reviews six shows at the 2023 Kia Mau Festival, spanning multiple artforms including dance, musical performance and theatre.

By Kahu Kutia
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Music26.09.21

Astronesian Futurisms

Kahu Kutia in wānanga with Nahbo on their debut album Ruptured, the newest drop from Empty Goon Records.

By Kahu Kutia
Read Time: 8 mins
Music04.06.20

The History Beneath the Concrete: Talking about Pōneke with Ruby Solly

"The deeper you go into your whakapapa, the easier it is to connect with all things” – musician Ruby Solly in conversation with Kahu Kutia, on the release of Ruby's album Pōneke.

By Kahu Kutia
Read Time: 9 mins
Performance27.03.19

Build Your Own Whare: The Voices of Te Haukāinga

The artists of Te Haukāinga on holding the history and building the future of Māori and Pacific Theatre in Pōneke

By Kahu Kutia
Read Time: 1 hr
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