Who is empowering the online bullies?
“… someone created a TikTok account just so they could send me a message to tell me to “commit suicide” – @AuntyHeihei
15Jan 
19Dec
No mandate to speak for Māori
“While Debbie, Rawiri, Hana and co, have a tangi about the reo and about the removal of section 7aa of the Oranga Tamariki act they remain silent about baby Nga Reo.” – @AuntyHeihei
15Nov
The silence on domestic violence and child abuse by the Māori elite
“What we need are journalists who are going to shine a spotlight on these issues and stop sweeping them under the carpet.”- @AuntyHeihei
1Sep
Our mental health crisis affects everyone
“This is why I am so vocal about the gender identity issues that we have. Because I know that these are issues that need addressing with mental health care and not puberty blockers.” – @AuntyHeihei
18Aug
Why are those in power covering for Shaneel Lal?
It’s been a while since my last piece, but I’ve had to take time out to overcome the writer’s block whilst trying to make sense of what is happening in New Zealand. And what is apparent is there is a big push towards teaching our children RSE (Relationship and sexuality education) that is being led […]
24Jul
A spark can start a flame
“A revolution can be as simple as a spark starting a flame through conversation.” – @AuntyHeihei
7Jul
Blocking, bullying and bullshit
“Since March 2020, we’ve seen a dramatic increase in bullying from the government.” – @AuntyHeihei
20Jun
The need for hard conversations
“People won’t always agree with me, and I don’t ever expect they will or do but we at least need to have the conversations that need to be had.” – @AuntyHeihei
9Jun
The silent majority
Comments like this certainly help keep this 14-year-old high school dropout humble, and while I may not be able to express my thanks to everyone individually, it’s important that people know, I do see them, even if time doesn’t allow me to respond to them all.
29May
An Audience with a King: Corina Shields attends a DemocracyNZ event
The Matt King I’ve had the chance to meet and get to know a little bit better than some isn’t dissimilar to “Matt King- The Politician”.