
Karen Turanga offers a powerful, reflexive exploration of what happens when Indigenous Māori identity is severed through colonisation, assimilation policies, and cross-cultural adoption. Framed through her whānau’s (family’s) journey to answer their mother’s dying question - Who am I, and where am I

When one begins to recognize the Orang Asli as equals, this shift often brings an unexpected reversal. Assumptions carried as neutral or universal start to feel partial. In that moment, the Orang Asli worldview quietly reveals the limits of the observer’s own ways of knowing. What if we approach Or