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Ray proud of mother Mata Cameron for winning prestigious basketball award
Ray proud of mother Mata Cameron for winning prestigious basketball award. Video / Te Ao News
Some Māori risking lives to provide seafood for whānau
Māori over-represented in Aotearoa's drowning statistics.
Whānau Ātea emerges on Mangere Mountain
Recreating what a Papa Tākaro looks like in 21st century Aotearoa.
Awatere Douglas goes from the kitchen to the penthouse
Awatere Douglas started washing dishes at the Sudima Hotel he now manages.
Māori undercounted and under-resourced in health, new data report confirms
Health data has never given a true indication of Māori numbers.
Opinion: Ngai Tahu concerns for native taonga with ocean warming and acidification
OPINION: The marine realm is witnessing the largest climate impacts.
Community leader Robert Bruce Te Whare passes away
Robert Bruce Te Whare (Tainui) has sadly passed away.
Zoe Hawke: Is the new order of health really going to fix Māori inequality?
The health reforms are here but what's changed?
Harvard-bound Medical student's desire to uplift Māori health inequalities
Māori student breaking a glass ceiling.
Humble, strong police leader makes policing commitment to community
Rotorua's new police boss didn't plan on climbing the ladder, so why is he now in charge?
Another world title shot for Northland boxer Lani Daniels?
Former world title contender and Northlander Lani Daniels wants the title shot.
Mana enhancing approach to emergency housing praised by Human Rights Commission
Chief commissioner Paul Hunt called He Korowai Trust's approach "mana enhancing".
'It is some of the best kapa haka I have seen:' Prisoners wow judges in comp
Whanganui Prison kapa haka group wins national competition as first-time entrants.
Making a noise to make a difference
Manioro is a two-day event for takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ Rainbow people in Ngāti Kahungunu
Casting call for te reo Māori version of Disney hit film Coco
Calling all aspiring and established voice actors in Aotearoa.
Council 'dithering' dashes hapū dreams, says representative
Issues around access and infrastructure mean nothing has happened since 2015.
6000 tamariki and 600 whānau will have a very Merry Christmas
Dave's Army is making sure 6000 kids and 600 whānau have a Merry Christmas.
Mitch Harris: TVNZ-RNZ merger is good for Māori and Pasifika capacity building
Opinion: Not all the industry are against the TVNZ-RNZ merger.
Māori students stood down at rate twice that of Pākeha students for punishment
Māori students are twice as likely as Pākeha students to be stood down.
Scribe releases first new music video after decade in musical wilderness
Scribe has released an album after a decade in musical wilderness.
Ngāti Kahungunu Treaty Claim strategy proves fruitful
Final land claim settled for Tāmaki-nui-a-Rua and Wairarapa.
Tide against Māori and racism is going out - party co-leader
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says poll reflects what we are hearing on the streets.
Whangārei social supermarket aims to ease Christmas stress
People who are stressed out about finding kai this Christmas have a place to turn to.
Taranaki kaimoana ban given legal teeth
There's a request to extend the ban along the coastline to Hāwera.
Families of Māori Battalion soldiers receive unclaimed medals in ceremony
Whānau from 'all over the motu' attend.
Waikato-Tainui and Ngāi Tahu receive Treaty relativity payments
Waikato-Tainui was paid $101.5m and Ngāi Tahu $96.5m.
Erny Belle: 'I was a curious, witchy child, fascinated with otherworldly stuff'
Songwriter Erny Belle (Aimee Renata) on going home, a Christmas song and wish lists
Court ruling paves way for new no-take areas, commercial fishing ban
Landmark court decision effectively creates a new marine reserve in Northland.
Jay Rerekura: Less corporate festive season and more ‘Piki Raumati’
"The grass grows, the fruit grows riper. The puku grows wider."
Kaipara hikoi leader petitions Parliament for mandatory karakia
Paturiri Toatu believes the ban was disrespectful to the Māori community overall.
Funding boost for Maori and Pacific healthy heart equity
Community-engaged research programmes receive funding for Māori and Pacific healthcare.
Paul Foster-Bell: "We should have voiced our tautoko and care towards them earlier"
The Board of the Shakespeare Globe Centre says sorry for not acting quicker