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TVNZ star says the fight against bowel cancer is personal
Jenny-May Clarkson: 'Cancer is such a hideous thing. I'm acutely aware of it'.
Jenny-May Clarkson: 'Cancer is such a hideous thing. I'm acutely aware of it'.
People paid their respects to a man instrumental in the fight for Māori land rights.
Aniwa gets a close-up view of Auckland's Pride Festival month.
Couple who dished out flyers are artist Nikki Romney and former journalist Alan Clarke.
Joe Hawke was an uneducated man but still had the wood over Prime Minister Robert Muldoon.
The mother of two pleaded with fellow detainees to tell her story before she died.
Young South Auckland students aspire to climb technical mountains in the spirit of Sir Ed.
Whanganui is on the world stage at an international film festival in France.
NorthTec's chief executive welcomes Budget 2022 investment into vocational education.
Hawke, of Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei, led his people in their efforts to reclaim their land.
Christchurch's Time Tunnel has had complaints since it opened in 2006.
Tere Piua hopes sharing her story will change public perceptions of asthma.
More than 100 people turned up to the open day at Youth Central to register their interest
"Be at peace now, Taua, you have lived a life of service to your people."
The move to fund emergency housing in motels for four more years is concerning locals.
We all have a duty of care for tamariki and their needs must be met to help them thrive.
"I wish she had lived to see me become a fulltime dancer"
Te Matatini got $1m - but Symphony Orchestra got $3m and Royal NZ Ballet $7.5m.
The mōrehu will follow a constitution written in 2002 to appoint the new leader.
Cutting out the middle man will make kaimoana and Māori kai cheaper and more accessible.
That strong work ethic was instilled in Ataraiti and her two brothers by their parents.
Many such sandstone working blocks are found throughout the Central North Island.
What started as a bit of fun has become his full-time business.
From the outset, the $350 payment is a win for Aotearoa's young people.
The company released a poster map of Aotearoa with many misspelled Māori names.
Willie Jackson says new money allocated to Māori broadcasting will see more Māori stories.
Here are the highlights as Grant Robertson announces the Government's plans.
It includes a boost to cover DHB deficits before the new health reforms.
Health, education, employment, economic development, housing and more in the mix.