Te Karaka 78 – Kana/Spring 2018
TE KARAKA 78 – Kana/Spring 2018. Contents: Whaka-Ora, Healthy Harbour plan for Whakaraupō, Lyttelton Harbour; Rachel House; Nat Anglem, Olympic doctor; Ngāi Tahu women learning the art of karanga; traditional Māori knowledge of weather patternsAmanda Malu, Plunket CEO; Te Kāika, Dunedin health hub; technologfy to combat predators of native floa and fauna of Aotearoa; Ngā Tahu Treaty Settlement (final) part four; Kakariki Beer Co.; and more. Te Karaka is a current affairs and lifestyle magazine focusing on indigenous issues in New Zealand; it is published by Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, the Māori people of the southern islands of New Zealand, and offers insight into the world of Ngāi Tahu, issues that affect the iwi (tribe) and in turn affect New Zealand. The magazine is produced to a high quality, from top editorial and photography to careful consideration of typography and layout, to ensure maximum response from the target and other audiences.