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Story: Ngā tuakiri hōu – new Māori identities

All images and media

From page 1 - Early Māori identities

Mt Hikurangi

'Female savage'

'Female savage'

From page 2 - Urban identifiers

Native affairs select committee, 1922

Native affairs select committee, 1922 (1st of 2)

Kāwhia Native School

Kāwhia Native School (2nd of 2)

Racist letter

Black Power and Mongrel Mob

Black Power and Mongrel Mob

Māori Rastafarians

Māori Rastafarians

Ngaru Toa

From page 3 - Māori renaissance

Bilingual road-sign

Bilingual road-sign

Wāhine toa: Whina Cooper, Eva Rickard and Titewhai Harawira

Wāhine toa: Whina Cooper, Eva Rickard and Titewhai Harawira (1st of 2)

Wāhine toa: Donna Awatere and Ripeka Evans

Wāhine toa: Donna Awatere and Ripeka Evans (2nd of 2)

Wahine tā moko

Wahine tā moko

From page 4 - Cultural revival

Whare kura student

Whare kura student

News protest

A kaumātua graduates

A kaumātua graduates

Tau Henare, corporate warrior

Tau Henare, corporate warrior

Protesting against 'kūpapa'

Protesting against 'kūpapa'

From page 5 - New terms for a new world

Plastic Māori

Ngāti Rānana

Marae for Melbourne

Marae for Melbourne

Census questions

Census questions

How to cite this page:

Rawiri Taonui, 'All images and media', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/nga-tuakiri-hou-new-maori-identities/media (accessed 2 October 2023)

Story by Rawiri Taonui, published 5 May 2011, updated 1 Jun 2017