In this podcast, Professor Deidre Brown discusses with Culture 101 to reflect on the annual Apollo awards which celebrates exceptional achievement in the art and museum worlds and for Fast Favourites. Listen to the full podcast here.

In this podcast, Professor Deidre Brown discusses with Waatea News about the International Conference on Urban Health being held in Wellington the first time it’s ever been held in Oceania. Listen to the full podcast here

In this podcast, Professor Deidre Brown and doctoral candidate Savannah Brown discuss affordable housing from an indigenous perspective with Newsroom, and consider how the past can offer clues to addressing today’s problems: When everyone lived in an affordable home –...

Professor Deidre Brown joined Carroll Go-Sam to talk to Architecture Australia about the progress of indigenous recognition and representation in architecture across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: Who, or what, defines Indigenous architecture today?

Dr Karamia Müller was interviewed by PMN about the impact of recent housing reforms on Pacific families: Pacific families risk being left out of housing reforms – academic.

Professor Deidre Brown and Dr Karamia Müller contributed an opinion piece about homelessness that was then published in The Post, The Press and Waikato Times.

University News included an article on MĀPIHI doctoral candidate Paraone Luiten-Apirana’s whakairo Horotiu, representing a kaitiaki of the same name, which now rests in the ceiling of the City Rail Link’s new Te Waihorotiu Station.

Dr Karamia Müller, spoke to Dale Husband on Waatea news, calling for deeper investigation into the underlying causes of this crisis: As homelessness surges in Aotearoa, pressing questions remain unanswered

MĀPIHI PhD Researcher Savannah Brown wrote a piece on barriers to traditional Māori building practices and making a case for these practises to become part of the national building code Allowing a Māori solution to the Māori housing crisis