With Māori average salary at $30k per annum... how will we even be seen?!

To the mother yelling at the Lyall Bay school teacher who asked her to move her illegally parked car (it infringed on the school pedestrian crossing while the kids were doing patrol!) - shame on you!

When teachers have to pay to lease laptops from their school to do their school work or wait for a fixed terminal to be free. WTF

Freedom vs privilege… awesome whakaaro. vm.tiktok.com/ZSeEmvQwD

Yeah don’t mess with marae - and the cheek to serve any notice to nana whenua! awesome seeing whānau do what whānau do to keep these shites out. vm.tiktok.com/ZSeELd2EG/ #gohome #Convoy2022NZ

Protestors at the GGs house in Wellington. They need to moved on rapidly #Convoy2022NZ

the misinformation is scary - from a protestor acquaintance "I got COVID at the protest, it was just like a bad cold - I'm ok though, and now I'm immune".

This is amazing - @Rawiri_Waititi - a most beautiful speech. Thank you vimeo.com/684046951

in your mahi are you 'te Māori' or 'he Māori'? #TeRauHihiri

Ngā mihi #terauhihiri, to start today with inspiring words from Matua Kura - so special.

We need to be thankful Aotearoa New Zealand has decent gun laws. Today would have so different if our police and the protestors had the right to carry guns.

Thank you @nzpolice - so patient and controlled today. A sad day for Wellington and Aotearoa when we’ve had to resort to this.

Thanks to @nzpolice for removing the glamping shower block from our streets. #gohome #Convoy2022NZ

I stand with Te Ati Awa. I am humbled by their patience and peacefulness. To the protestors - go home to your kainga and your people who I'm sure you would hate to be treated as you're treating Te Ati Awa.

wtaf - this shit is happening in our city. our people are threatened, our streets are unpassable, our habour contaminated, our buildings vandalized and yet they’re crying about their rights. #gohome #convoynz2022

Trevor woke the Freedom Occupiers with a message this morning. Woke them up? It’s time to leave the lights on over night and the music playing. It’s not a holiday camp - it’s time for them to go home.

"Our higher education institutions can help support indigenous students by walking alongside us – share the power, share the privilege, share the funding." Dr Ella Henry, Global Indigenous Education Solutions to Global Challenges developing Indigenous women's leadership #maori

"Everyone knows 'Once were Warriors' but once Māori were entrepreneurs. We need to remember that and formally reclaim our place in business." Rachel Petero speaking on Indigenous Education Solutions to Global Challenges - Indigenous women's leadership #maori #innovation

This is what Māori IT leadership looks like - people first, wahine-led, best in class. Congratulations e kare - to you, your team and your whānau #maori #wahinetoa