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Omni Arona

Omni Arona

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Te Ao Māori Editor, Craccum

Auckland

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Total articles 6

  • LEAO: Fa’asamoa and Alternative Soundscapes

    By Omni Arona Verified| Craccum@ Non-traditional tonalities informed by cultural connectionLEAO is the ancestral project of Tāmaki-based David Feauai-Afaese. Grounded with a fa’asamoa core, LEAO constructs feelings and messages embodied both in language and spirit of a hauntological Samoa. Pulling from alternative music expressions from lo-fi post-punk to hypnagogic pop, LEAO infuses these non-traditional tonalities with a fa’asamoa spirit to create a sonic-va’a that connects tradition with a modern truth.

    By Omni Arona Verified · Craccum

    Aug. 22, 2022

  • Lunch with Efeso Collins

    By Omni Arona Verified| Craccum@ With goals of bringing Auckland together, Mayoral candidate Efeso Collins talks with Craccum about being the first AUSA president of Pacific descent and how we can improve education and transport. Lunch with Efeso CollinsOmni Arona Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Wai (he/him)What was growing up in Auckland like for you? I have really fond memories of growing up in Otara out South. I’m fortunate because I’m the youngest of six. I think my parents had worked out the system by the time I was born.

    By Omni Arona Verified · Craccum

    Aug. 22, 2022

  • LEAO: Fa’asamoa and Alternative Soundscapes

    By Omni Arona Verified| Craccum@ Non-traditional tonalities informed by cultural connectionLEAO is the ancestral project of Tāmaki-based David Feauai-Afaese. Grounded with a fa’asamoa core, LEAO constructs feelings and messages embodied both in language and spirit of a hauntological Samoa. Pulling from alternative music expressions from lo-fi post-punk to hypnagogic pop, LEAO infuses these non-traditional tonalities with a fa’asamoa spirit to create a sonic-va’a that connects tradition with a modern truth.

    By Omni Arona Verified · Craccum

    Aug. 22, 2022

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Craccum

We aim to hold AUSA and Auckland University accountable, keeping you informed with the latest updates, investigations, and student issues. From news and politics to arts, culture, and satire, we cover everything that matters to students. As an independent publication, we are committed to amplifying student voices and holding power to account.

Founded: 1927