Nuclear

Aboriginal artist Yhonnie Scarce, well-known for her glass work, shares a piece that touches on the UK nuclear tests in Australia during the 1950s and 1960s.

Over 30 years the French government tested 193 nuclear weapons in Māohi Nui and today Indigenous peoples still suffer the impacts through intergenerational cancers.

Fijian activist criticizes Aukus as harmful to Pacific security and opposes Fukushima wastewater release due to poor science and economic manipulation, urging Pacific unity.

Dr Arama Rata says Māori and Pacific communities must come together to resist nuclear colonialism and fight to protect our moana.

Umi Asaka told Te Ao Māori News about the continuing impacts of the disaster - radiation fears, the disproportionate burden on rural locals and controversial wastewater release.

Both North Korea and New Zealand claim each other’s actions jeopardise security of the region.

Greens are standing with those opposing Japan's actions to dump treated nuclear wastewater into the Pacific.