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A cyclone brought devastation. Te Matatini can bring hope and healing to Aotearoa
Te Matatini goes ahead despite a cyclone, Kahumako Rameka reflects on her journey.
Te Matatini goes ahead despite a cyclone, Kahumako Rameka reflects on her journey.
"Be proud, think of your family, and think of the things that make you feel good."
Band's new single aims to unite Aotearoa after a rollercoaster three years.
A new exhibit of makawe takatāpui (Māori wigs) takes inspiration from Pōkarekare Ana.
"You get a feeling about what that means to the people who are singing.”
Sir Āpirana Ngata’s role in construction of meeting house influenced Māori architecture
“We have learnt a lot from Covid and other issues where Māori have had to stand up.”
Isolated Māori are not getting enough support to rebuild marae.
Disabled Kaikohe artist hopes his win inspires others.
Puna Whakaata Maniapoto-Love is excited to celebrate our culture and connect with whānau.
Daniel (DC) Harding of Ngāi Tahu answers questions from Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara.
Air New Zealand has launched its first flight conducted entirely in te reo Māori.
Otago Associate Professor Anaru Eketone on recent worldwide events.
Hikawai Te Nahu, 21, has aspirations to cater to te taiao through his studies.
"I have decided to explore this new opportunity to continue to represent my community."
Supplies arrive at the cut-off community.
Army reservists make it to Moteo Marae to bring supplies to around 200 stranded people. Video / New Zealand Army
Kaihaka is a music manager, choreographer, artistic producer, fearless game-changer
The first members of the group mentor programme are graduating this Saturday.
Local residents on how prepared they are for future natural disasters.
Takitimu-Waihirere marae in Wairoa needs urgent help with clean-up.
Māori claimants have not had adequate funding to participate in the process.
Producer Libby Hakaraia selected for prestigious programme.
Bailey Mackey mixes the worlds of Māori and Pākehā.
Opinion: Treaty can't be discounted or ignored, it's here to stay.
Karen Vercoe has extensive experience in governance and working for her hapu and iwi.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Get those thinking caps on for next mahi.
"Whakapapa is very important to our whanau; it grounds us in our identity."
Kura Te Ua is ready for M9 and Te Matatini.