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Miriama Aoake

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Miriama Aoake (Ngaati Maahuta, Ngāti Hinerangi, Waikato-Tainui) is a writer, critic and postgraduate student in Māori Studies. Her dissertation focuses on the development on Mana Wāhine theory – from cosmogony through Indigenous futurism, contingent on the realisation of tino rangatiratanga.

Everything By: Miriama Aoake

Screen08.09.19

A Crock-pot of Crack-ups: On Aroha Bridge

Miriama Aoake reflects on the complexity and hilarity of Aroha Bridge, and how no other series has captured such uncanny representations of her whānau.

By Miriama Aoake
Read Time: 15 mins
Society04.09.17

Ko wai ahau? Papatūānuku and I

Miriama Aoake considers mana wāhine in post-colonial Aotearoa.

By Miriama Aoake
Read Time: 23 mins
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