Kids Don’t Come with a Manual Episode 4: Dealing with ADHD, PTSD and anxiety
How do you deal with a child diagnosed with ADHD, PTSD and anxiety?
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Kids Don't Come With a Manual - ADHD, PTSD and anxiety
After escaping an abusive relationship, solo mum of 4 Jan Marie is on a new path forward and is looking for ways to help support her son Anthony who is struggling with severe anxiety, ADHD and PTSD. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air
Rewi Spraggon explains Puanga, Matariki’s older brother
We are starting Matariki 2023 week with a look at Puanga, the star Rigel in Orion. Video / NZ Herald
Matariki 2023: Rewi Spraggon explains Puanga, Matariki’s older brother
Iwi on the West Coast celebrate Puanga.
'Our promise to each other': How Stacey and Scotty keep the spark alive
'You must be amazed by the person that you’re with', says the broadcaster.
‘As a Māori, it’s making me really want to learn more’
Four Māori New Zealanders tell Tracey Cooper what Matariki means to them.
Precious taonga of Māori weaving and voyaging touring country
Te Rā - an almost four-and-a-half metre-long woven sail - returns to Aotearoa.
Waikato Museum celebrates 200-year-old waka Te Winika
Te Winika made her final journey on the Waikato River in July 1973.
By Māori for Māori is the only solution for Māori
Lady Tureiti Moxon says Oranga Tamaraki should step aside
Worst youth justice system not seen yet – Chief Children’s Commissioner
Violence inside youth justice residences reaffirms the need for a system reset.
Ex-gang member who bashed rival avoids jail after rehab stint
'You are a different man now than you were then,' the judge told a man who bashed a rival.
Matariki presents opportunities for Taane Mete’s Marae in the Sky
Māori dancer wants to light up the skies for Matariki
Fonterra te reo trademark failures: The cheese that could be a cabbage
Dairy giant backs away from plans to monopolise Māori words.
Whangārei waka ama club paddling its way to world stage
'It’s not just a physical thing. It’s actually about mental, emotional, and wairua.'
'Never been a better or a more dangerous time to be trans' - Kiwis tell their stories
Trans Kiwis tell their stories in an 8-part video series
Iwi chair lead adviser: ‘Switch electoral rolls before the deadline’
Māori who want to switch are encouraged to do so quickly before the July 13 deadline.
Te Ātiawa leader Kara Puketapu dies aged 89
The Lower Hutt leader was highly accomplished in government, Māori and sporting realms.
'Traumatic': Woman turns up bruised and battered after going missing for 3 weeks
Kayla Maree Pawa is under police protection.
A light and sounds display of Tamaki Makaurau to support Matariki 2023 celebrations
A light and sound show will compliment Auckland's Matariki celebrations.
Māori flag to fly at FIFA Women's World Cup
The initiative is believed to be a first at a major Fifa tournament.
School pours heart into huge Matariki celebration
Hard work produces welcome putea after successful market day.
Building house near Te Tarata sparks conflict
Battle of Te Ariki fought at Tarawera during the years 1853 and 1854.
Iwi calling for registrations of interest for bike academy intake
Youngsters given opportunity and village artist shares indigenous experience.
Opinion: Why we need to map the Māori tech sector and the report that backs it up
Dr Karaitiana Taiuru on the ground-breaking "Mapping the Māori Tech Sector".
Waiata anthems returns for Matariki
Geneva AM wants wahine to embrace the transformative strength of tīkanga-led childbirth
Military service runs deep in Kelly's Tuhoe whānau
Flight Lieutenant Donté Kelly gains Masters in aerospace design.
New artwork in Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's million-dollar HQ shows history
A piece of art depicting what Tāmaki Makaurau looked like in 1840 is unveiled.
History behind newly minted art installation at the Trust’s HQ
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust chairperson Ngarimu Blair explains the history behind a newly minted art installation at the Trust’s headquarters. Video / NZ Herald
Waititi believes anti co-governance meetings are 'putting fear in people'
But the meeting organiser believes the MP 'needs to come to a seminar and get informed'.
'Freeloaders can bugger off': Merepeka Raukawa-Tait to stand for Parliament
She also took a swipe at people walking around with “their bloody pyjamas on”.
Stop co-governance roadshow heads to Tauranga
It is expected opponents of the rally will also attend.
Tā moko artists create new Silver Ferns design
Designers from Te Tairāwhiti created the new design for the Silver Ferns dress.
Opinion: The solution is prioritising iwi and community interventions
OPINION: Dr Moana Eruera says the last thing we need is another review.