Dave Letele moves flood relief support to next phase
Community advocate wants a warehouse to store furniture for flood victims.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromKahu
Ross Stitt: Australia's walkabout path to co-governance
OPINION: Trans-Tasman neighbours also grapple with indigenous recognition.
The journey from Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) to Waitangi began today
Journey from Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) to Waitangi returns
World-recognised musicians mentor Kaitaia College students
Musicians come from around the world to perform in Kaitaia
Australian Prime Minister implements ‘fairer’ 501 deportation policy
A new policy as set out by Australian PM Anthony Albanese is now in force.
Good day for Labour's Māori caucus in Cabinet reshuffle
Opinion: Māori make big gains in Labour Cabinet reshuffle.
Asthma Foundation: 'Hey, this isn't good for your lungs'
The Asthma Foundation says urgent action is required for vulnerable communities.
Judge tells man: 'No point in playing colonisation card’
Judge John Brandts-Giesen tells man 'ultimately, you make your own luck'.
Waitangi Day set to go ahead despite emergency declaration
Forecast bodes well for Waitangi weekend but some lead-up events already affected by rain.
Extreme weather thwarts Three Waters iwi regional rep launch event
Northland's red heavy rain warning has thwarted plans for milestone event at Waitangi.
Dave Mollard: What is good for Māori is good for all Kiwis
Opinion: We are still a long way from all of us having the same opportunities.
Settlers Day organisers pull the plug on planned event
Organisers of the European Settlers Day event on Waitangi Day pull the plug.
Mum of five heading for world beauty pageant competition in Bulgaria
A mum of five has not let life's challenges stand in her way.
Iwi leaders: Floods are the wake up call on why we desperately need the Three Waters reform
"Sharing the load together is not to be feared, but welcomed."
Push for more Māori and Pasifika wāhine in aviation
The Royal New Zealand Air Force provided 34 teachers a hands-on experience at its Whenuapai air base in a bid to inspire more Māori and Pasifika wāhine to pursue a career in STEM subjects. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Air force wants more wāhine Māori and Pasifika high-flyers eyeing career
"There’s a place for you in the Air Force or any other military group."
Māori health providers across the motu suppport whānau during floods
Marae opens doors to those whānau most affected
More dialogue sought on medicines law revamp
Meeting held at Parawhenua Marae to discuss rongoa as part of Therapeutic Products Bill.
‘Crisis’ coming over children’s vaccination numbers post-Covid
Child vaccination rates in areas like South Auckland remain in a state of crisis.
‘I’m sorry, I can’t stop crying’: Northland boxer's hall of fame surprise
Daniella Smith to be inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame.
Siblings hip hop their way to overseas dance floor
Maia and Joseph are members of the Rezpect Dance Academy.
Good relationships at heart of NKII board agenda
First hui of the year left those attending feeling positive.
Waitomo District state of emergency: Te Kūiti Pā helping with accommodation
Te Kūiti Pā is assisting with accommodation for whānau needing to evacuate their homes.
Comedian Courtney Dawson: ‘An ambition of mine is to create space for other Māori and Pasifika comedians . . . it will be my life’s work . . .’
Courtney Dawson shares advice from her nan and her best life hack
Māori issues with alcohol driven by industry and money - health workers
Māori leaders agree the high and damaging availability is all about commercial profit.
One Love concert in Tauranga cancelled due to extreme weather
Organisers canned the event at 9am due to site flooding, high winds and travel issues.
Titewhai: People hated and feared her but just as many loved and revered her
Titewhai Harawira and Jacinda Ardern deserve the applause and accolades
Te Pou Theatre the world’s only purpose-built indigenous performance space
The Te Pou Theatre in West Auckland will be a new home for Māori creatives.
The Smear Your Mea campaign could save hundreds of wāhine lives
Teneka Ellison-Pere wants to do her bit for the Smear Your Mea campaign.
Te Pāti Māori eyes Te Tai Hauāuru for election 2023
Adrian Rurawhe's decision to go list only at the election opens door for Te Pāti Māori.
Opinion: We must stop the number of our tamariki going into the system
Moana Eruera: Ngāpuhi are the country's largest iwi with the most tamariki in the system.
Familiar figure lead in Rotorua Waitangi Day celebrations
Traditional health practices will be showcased.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Haka directs life’s journey
Kāhu ki Rotorua: All the world’s a stage for devotee of te ao haka.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Popular poitukohu fills our city courts
Te Arawa teams are the hau kainga at the National Maori Basketball Tournament.