A roundtable discussion with Whitney Nicholls-Potts and Joelle Holland on entrepreneurship and motherhood rooted in their culture.

The powerful poetry of Te Ahua Manu is a heartfelt reflection of motherhood, identity, and the resilience of wahine, rooted in her Māori, Sāmoan, and Scottish heritage.

Jazz Barclay opens up about the unexpected early arrival of her daughter Pehirangi-Rua, sharing an intimate look at her birth experience and navigating the healthcare system.

Content warning: Miscarriage.

Teah Carlson shares a poem on her personal experience of miscarrying her baby.

Milky Māmā shares her experiences of motherhood.

Cassie Harts shares an emotional insight into her experiences as a woman and a mother.

Arnie grieves her mother's absence while reflecting on the maunga that has become her solace.

Hana Tuwhare writes a love letter to her māmā.

Short story set in a dystopian society where pregnancy and women’s health clinics are illegal.

“The thousands of strands of whakapapa that are bound together allow me to be here on this earth today”

“I can hear the baby stirring in the background and I pray for just a moment of silence…. Ahhhh but the baby waits for no-one…”

A raw account of new motherhood.

Moni opens up about the struggles of being a new mother and what it has taught her about herself.