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Te Ao Māori
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How Māori faced a challenging 2024

The impact on Aotearoa’s cultural and political landscape, and what lessons business can learn for 2025.

WATCH: Riki Consultancy director Janelle Riki-Waaka speaks with Mike McRoberts.

There’s a phrase in Te Ao Māori – “kanohi kitea” – which means being a ‘seen face’. It embodies that sense of duty Māori feel to go to that hui or to that tangihanga. In essence, to show their faces.

Rarely has it been activated on the scale, and in the way, it has this year.

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Mike McRoberts Wed, 01 Jan 2025
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