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Top three finalists named for 2023 APRA Maioha Award
The award recognises the art of contemporary Māori songwriting.
'Irreplaceable': The plan to protect Rotorua’s famed but fragile geothermal system
'It is still recovering from our past mistreatment.'
Iwi and Māori will be involved in water reform make no mistake about that
OPINION: Māori will be involved in water reform, make no mistake about that.
Six60 honours departing AB Aaron Smith with guitar
The band delivered the gift in a touching moment captured in a video.
Kaiako Hāmihi Duncan wins second place in Te Tauihu Short Story Awards
Hānahi Duncan's short story fulfills his goal to write and publish something creative.
NZ dance crews ‘among the best’ at world hip-hop champs
Teams from Aotearoa have won five medals in six divisions in the United States.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait launches her election campaign in Rotorua tonight
OPINION: Why she's standing for Te Pāti Māori in Rotorua.
18-month Kinanomics project comes up with juicy results
Kina from barren areas are taken to controlled aquaculture equipment at Niwa.
Lucrative package offered to NZ police relocating to Queensland
A new campaigning targeting the relocation of NZ police to Queensland could see a mass exodus of Māori police officers to Australia. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Airana Ngarewa releases debut novel The Bone Tree
Airana Ngarewa releases debut novel The Bone Tree at the Pātea Māori Club.
80 deaths, and most of this is preventable, says Dr Jane O’Hallahan
Cervical cancer screening to be fully funded for wāhine Māori.
Police boss not too worried about the blue drain to Queensland
Deputy police commissioner Wally Haumaha not fazed by Aussie raid on our cops.
Book looks at history of prison labour
Māori political prisoners had a hand in building early infrastructure.
Fully funded cervical screening for wāhine Māori
Te Whatu Ora has announced that 7.3 million will go towards making the new self-testing screening process completely free for select groups, including wāhine Māori. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Rotorua food-growing course gives women skills to combat cost of living crisis
The initiative teaches traditional methods of fishing and growing food.
'Hair is tapu': Hairdresser prefers to stay off grid for Personal Space
Mara Pickery uses solar power and rainwater to run her hairdressing business off-grid.
Teen cancer patient Julius Webb won’t let leukaemia keep him down
'I’ve got this, I just can’t wait to be home, see my friends, and play rugby again.'
Māori in Queenstown create play to support whānau who’ve lost loved ones to suicide
A small community of Māori living in Tāhuna, Queenstown has organised a stage play, Toa, to connect and support whānau who may be grieving loved ones. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Māori breastfeeding app a resounding success
Research shows breastfeeding app, Mama Aroha has been a resounding success since being created two years ago. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Play tackles trauma of self-inflicted death
Queenstown Maori support whānau who’ve lost loved ones to suicide.
'I felt so disconnected': My journey connecting with my Māoritanga
Myjanne Jensen reflects on creating her introspective podcast series.
During the cyclone, Michael Ngahuka leapt into action
Ngahuka is Vision NZ's candidate for the Tukituki electorate in Hawke's Bay.
Whanganui council seeks feedback on Māori wards
Feedback on the potential wards will be open until midnight, September 8.
Heartwarming collaboration between whānau and police
A Māori response after a fatal car crash has helped make police procedures more empathic.
Heirloom cloak put up for auction by Australian-based whānau sold to iwi buyer
Iwi buys cloak put on the auction block by Australian whānau,
Tamaki's march against crime hopes to mobilise 1000-plus
Freedoms NZ leader Brian Tamaki wants to make crime the No.1 election issue
Burials delayed as urupa still under water
Whānau on the East Coast have been forced to delay burying their loved ones due to cyclone damage and ongoing rain. Video / Te Ao Māori News
East Coast MPs unite to help whānau burials
Burials have been delayed for up to six months because of the water table.
Te Pāti Māori wants Aotearoa to be the Switzerland of the South Pacific
John Tamihere says the New Zealand Defence Force should be a peackeeping force.
Giant Atua panel installed at K Road station
Two more of the nine-metre tall concrete panels are set to be eased into place.
Dave Letele delivers knock out ratings hit for TVNZ - and signs for another two episodes
Heavyweight with Dave Letele knocks out the competition to set up two more shows.
Bear hugs spreading joy to vulnerable kids
Knit World customers donate 2500 bears to Mike King's I Am Hope charity.