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Projects focus on rangatahi and young women
The GovTech Accelerator programme is set to deliver change.
Primary care headache: Around 11,000 Northlanders without a GP
Enrolling with a GP continues to be an uphill battle for many Northlanders.
Ngāti Kahungunu Express heads from Dannevirke to Parliament
Final reading of Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki Nui-a-Rua Claims Settlement.
South Auckland community leaders meet to discuss whānau safety over Christmas
Hui called for South Auckland leadership to discuss whānau safety over Xmas.
Rainbow youth survey finds Māori face added disparities
The proportion of Māori participants in state care was twice as high as that of Pākehā.
Māori agribusiness sets target to cut emissions by 10pc
Shareholders were told the business was 'definitely' affected by climate change
Collaborative learning demonstrated
Shannon School nurtures relationships (with people, awa, whenua...) through creative arts.
Wiki Hā: Thousands gather for competitive end to kura year
Thousands of Kura kids gather for end-of-year event.
Kiwi soldier brings Ukrainian mana home
A New Zealand soldier builds strong bonds with Ukrainians he helped train.
Mum's plea for more Māori donors to help whānau
Mum's charity foundation laying the Māori bone marrow donations.
Rāhui banning blackfoot pāua take from Pōrangahau reef in place
Concerns have been raised about depleted stock of kaimoana for the community.
Young Welsh language champions here to experience te ao Māori and rugby
“Following our visit, we hope to continue our partnership & work together in the future."
Scientists want fairer health trials for Māori, Pasifika and rural Kiwis
Scientists propose system redesign to improve access to clinical trials.
Rob Campbell: Who on earth is being hurt by co-governance?
OPINION: Chair of Te Whatu Ora responds to latest concerns about co-governance.
Ātihau-Whanganui reports first apiary business loss as honey markets slump
As economies responded to Covid-19, there was good demand for Ātihau products.
Thousands of whānau living in hardship to benefit from Christmas charity initiative
Tamariki to get donated toys thanks to charity.
Māori forestry group call out climate minister’s anti exotic moves
'Cost to Māori enormous' - forestry group fights government anti-exotic move.
'We’re not going away': Hundreds turn out for peaceful hīkoi
Hīkoi organised after new mayor banned the use of karakia, or blessings, in meetings.
Remembering Rowdy: Beloved touch ref dies on day of being given honoury award
"Rowdy was a huge part of this legacy for our city."
New Zealand short film ‘Hawaiki’ has captured the attention of Sundance
Set largely on Aotea, Nova Paul's short film is about trees, and is made by trees.
‘Crown determined to be better partner’: $115m Treaty settlement passes through Parliament
All parties acknowledge the hara caused by the Crown for the lower North Island iwi.
10,000 signatures want Pharmac to fund 'lifesaving medicines for all children'
Petition to Te Pāti Māori to ensure young Māori have access to cancer drugs.
Schoolteacher receives Support Staff Member of the Year award
"All I want to do is get them excited and create a passion in them for learning.”
Sir Hekenukumai Busby’s legacy lives on at Kupe Waka Centre
Hek's dream comes to life in the Far North.
Tiriti and trade – it’s ‘Māori business’
Trade is everybody's business, but especially Māori business because we have te Tiriti.
Textile worker takes wool to another level
A wāhine at an NZ woollen carpet exporter is utilising her weaving skills.
Selah Hart: Smokefree Bill is more than a decade overdue
The bill will have its third and final reading but will it make the 2025 goal?
Judge who presided over landmark tikanga ruling has died
A well-respected high court judge has died.
Local Focus: Gisborne school bringing history to life
Tūranga Tangata Rite's new school building to become school syllabus.
Expert warns of potential for 'significant outbreak' of deadly infection
Cases of the deadly disease are rising in some of NZ’s most vulnerable demographics.
'Stay out of my garage': Minister hits back at Luxon's South Auckland swipe
National leader's comment on South Auckland garages comes under fire.
Minister Jackson in Paris for indigenous language kōrero
Jackson will also travel to the Irish Republic.
Ex-drug lord works with private prison to halt gang recruitment
Cultural programme aims to cut through hardened criminal attitudes.