Ko Ocean ahau. I’m descended from Ngāti Porou through Mum, and looth Cornwall through Dad. I am married to a darling Dutchman. I work at Victoria University of Wellington researching and teaching on serious things, such as Māori, science, Māori science and the role of Māori knowledge in living better with our planet, Papatūānuku. I’m just as intrigued to ponder, discuss and write about the small and intricate details of our lives lived in leisure. This blog is my outlet for musings on random, intimate and trivial stuff, using prose, photos and maybe even some poetry.
"It's routine, but it's major"
"It's routine, but it's major". I find myself saying this a lot lately. To others, to myself. All month I've been te...
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Climbing to the summit of Hikurangi is something akin to a pilgrimage for Ngāti Porou people, but it carries huge signifance for other... -
Ko Hikurangi te maunga Ko Waiapu te awa Ko Ngāti Porou te iwi A Whare Tapa Whā of Pēpeha – Many Sides of a Saying I’ve said th...
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