Ōpotiki teachers and students attended gang leader’s tangi
“We all share whakapapa (family ties).”
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Middlemore takes to social media to stem the flow of non-urgent patients to ED
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M9 event to celebrate toi Māori: Spotlight on Nikau Hindin
Nikau Hindin is engaged in the renewal of the Māori aute (bark cloth) tradition.
Reducing the number of non-urgent patients
Hospitals use social media to stem the flow of non-urgent patients. Video / Supplied
Iwi celebrate waka discovery that could be linked to Tītokowaru war
In a special find, a 150-year-old waka has been salvaged from the Pātea River.
Whānau Matters: Episode 21 - Online Influencers
Need to make a decision? Not sure what to do? Good advice can sometimes be the difference between success or failure. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Taking a tikanga approach to Māori offending
Police and Iwi join forces at the marae to to unravel Māori crime. Video / Supplied
Tikanga approach and police partnership helps change Māori justice outcomes
Success of marae-based justice programme partnership to be celebrated.
Dead Mob boss wanted to change gangs image
Senior Mongrel Mob Barbarians’ president Steven Taiatini was killed last Friday. Video / Māori Television
'Collecting rubbish from the streets': Film-maker says wrong picture being painted of Ōpōtiki
Kim Webby rejects political spin that town was held to ransom by the Mob.
Kaupapa Māori circus school established in Tāmaki Makaurau
Organisations see a need for a kaupapa Māori circus school.
Iwi leaders vote down Kermadec sanctuary proposal
Sanctuary was initially announced by former prime minister Sir John Key in 2015.
Small town's post-cyclone hub delivers warm homes and warms hearts
The Ngāti Kere Flood Response Group continues to care for the Pōrangahau community.
Leading Kaikohe women's rugby team unclear why they were booted out of comp
The players affected are frustrated, upset and contemplating their future involvement.
Finalists for Māori tech honours revealed
The Matihiko Awards celebrate and honour Māori innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders.
Taika Waititi hits out at Hollywood and its tokenistic roles
Taika Waititi says Māori and Polynesians don't need to be white scripted.
Black Fern Portia Woodman-Wickliffe tackling food waste
New Zealanders are estimated to throw out more than $3 billion worth of food each year.
Revamped Stardome to shine light on Māori astronomy
Stardome will be the first to offer a comprehensive star map showing over 100 Māori names.
Hearty Families founder does what she can for the less fortunate
Cherie Kurarangi recognised for looking after gang whānau.
Whānau Matters: Episode 20 - Hikoi
Never underestimate the power of fresh air and movement, especially if you are feeling down. Video / Kōwhai Productions
'Protect our tāonga': Injunction fails at Māori Land Court
A Scottish memorial site for a drowned whaler is at the heart of the injunction.
'Disappointed and unexpected': Iwi reject Kermadec sanctuary proposal
Environment Minister David Parker says iwi vote was unexpected and disappointing.
Ruatōria's Radio Ngāti Porou 'a beacon for the future'
The radio station's headquarters are in the small town of Ruatōria, north of Gisborne.
Te Rā is coming home after more than 100 years
Te Rā, the only remaining Māori flax seagoing sail in existence is coming home.
'We are not a gang neighbourhood': Community hits back at Corrections report
A Flaxmere community is angered by Corrections' description of their neighbourhood.
'Unacceptable': Schools close as gangs descend on Ōpōtiki - PM
"This is a situation that police need to get on top of," Hipkins said.
Maori trade board member joins WTO
WTO appoints Tania Te Whenua to its first civil advisory board.
'Coalition of colonisers': Ngarewa-Packer slams Māori MPs for climate inaction
Te Pāti Māori co-leader has criticised fellow Māori politicians.
Anchoring ban, rāhui now in place on caulerpa-infested areas in BOI
Mana whenua and the Government move to fight invasive seaweed.
‘Oh dear’: The Warehouse apologises for te reo error inviting people to ‘have a beer day’
'We apologise that we didn’t get it right in this instance.'
Opinion: Kermadecs no sanctuary from obligations to Māori
Opinion: Hui on massive no-fish zone northeast of New Zealand faces a few hooks.
Rob Campbell: Why move backwards and create sunk costs when we could move forward to create new value?
Former health boss says National's health axe will set Māori back years.
'Won't make any money': Lewis Road Creamery defends Matariki product
Lewis Road Creamery says it is not cashing in on Māori new year.