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Anne-Marie Te Whiu

Anne-Marie Te Whiu (Te Rarawa) is an Australian-born Māori with ancestral ties to Te Rarawa iwi in Hokianga, Aotearoa NZ. She is a full-time freelance writer, editor, cultural producer, and weaver. In 2024 she edited Woven (Magabala Books) and her debut poetry collection is titled Mettle (UQP, 2025).

REMEMBER Editorial

Remembering requires an intermediary to obtain a form and a content. It might be a family or here a poet, it is unceasing as a task and not an artefact.

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Submission to Cordite 116: REMEMBER

How is memory assailed by states, by time, by the formation of institutional practices of commemoration? Alessandro Portelli once wrote that oral testimonies ‘are not always fully reliable … Rather than being a weakness, this is however, their strength: errors, …

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Fair Trade: a way to RE/order /imagine /code the world

It was August 2017 and the location was The Tibetan Kitchen on Brunswick Street in Meanjin, Brisbane.

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Further than Jonah

Mostly I just thought it was a really funny character my ears were the first to leave heading off without packing anything lobes tired of hanging on waiting to hear something different tired of listening to the same old same …

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dəˈmɛstɪk

police car in the driveway bed unmade since yesterday blue and red lights up the street not far to fall Christmas induced abuse flee home at midnight leave behind kids and plants to be watered able to walk but not …

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