In this episode, Tawhiao will navigate the waters they ventured to bring honour back to the river. Tawhiao holds a Bachelor of Law (conjoint), Major in Law and a Major in Tikanga Māori / Māori Cultural Studies. As well as a Bachelor of Arts, Majoring in Māori and Pacific Development. Young Maori lawyer, Tawhiao McMaster, shares his experience as a Māori person and a member a part of the legal team that fought a century long battle to gain human rights for the lifegiving Whanganui River where he calls home. Tawhiao and I discuss the impacts of colonization, and the resiliency of Indigenous nations around the world.
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