Mereana-Wairua is 10 years old. Her art exhibition challenges menstruation silence
The Immersive art exhibition starts this weekend in South Auckland.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromKahu
Maori and Pacific workers needed to fill a critical skills shortage - report
Covid, immigration policies leaving huge gaps in skilled workforce.
High Court orders immediate stop to Te Urewera hut burnings
Tribal unrest over destruction of hut network halts process
Taonga stolen during Crown invasion of Maungapōhatu returned
Taonga stolen by the police during the Crown invasion and sacking of Maungapōhatu returned
Flour children: Playcentre raises dough for mental health charity
The community pitched in to make sure PermaPine staff got an "amazing" morning tea.
Education researchers win innovation medal
Te Kāhui A Te Rūrangahau created a user-friendly guide for teachers.
Moves to consult Māori on new immigration policies
There have long been calls for Māori to have a greater say on immigration.
Local Focus: Migrants prepare for multicultural pōwhiri
Ngāi Te Rangi to welcome new migrants to the Bay Of Plenty with special pōwhiri.
New study suggests Māori settlers arrived in 13th century
Today's study used updated radiocarbon technology at 436 archaeological sites.
Iwi group plans kaumātua village for Wairoa
Wairoa Iwi plans to build a kaumatua village to help the housing crisis
Home ownership dream moves closer for Tairāwhiti whānau
The dream for whānau of Tairāwhiti to own their own homes has moved a step closer.
Māori businesses recognised as 'important players' in international trade
EU ambassador Nina Obermaier meets business leaders in Rotorua.
'Not a useless Māori': David Seymour comes out swinging against critics
ACT Leader David Seymour goes head-to-head with Moana Maniapoto.
Miss Rotorua 2022: Merepeka Raukawa-Tait takes Te Arawa sash
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait loved the Miss Rotorua pageant experience
Research journey into ties between Māori wellbeing and te reo
“We’re going to identify the different narratives that are emerging."
IronMāori founder named as Te Pāti Māori candidate
Iron Māori founder Heather Te Au-Skipworth named as candidate
The panel who will be looking under the bonnet to investigate racism in the ranks reports to capital
Māori panel members meet with police hierarchy to discuss plans.
Tainui say Three Waters could safeguard Waikato river
Tainui say as kaitiaki of the awa, they support steps to protect the natural taonga.
Call for drug policy to include by Māori for Māori approach after report's revelations
New drug report says Māori are three times more likely to OD than non-Māori.
Eight iwi battle for supremacy at Taranaki Tū Mai
Eight iwi will be going hard out with the return of inter-tribal festival.
Northland revitalisation project gets big international tick
Far North's Te Hiku o Te Ika Open Spaces Revitalisation Project is onto a winner.
Bluff to Cape Reinga walk: Abuse victim raises awareness
Sam Troth on fundraiser and awareness walk for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Aotearoa.
Chief's wife went mad waiting for her lover
If you travel towards Horohoro you will notice a sizeable conical hill standing watch.
Team work earns Te Arawa major tohu
Whanau the key to unlocking a variety of solutions for Rotorua lakes and waterways.
Eastside schools celebrate and showcase kapa haka
Kāhu ki Rotorua: It's been a mission but all systems are go to bring the hapori together.
52 years on, the Class of 70 toast the future
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Vineyard sojourn a wonderful way to celebrate lives well-lived.
Morning blessing to usher in $15m Te Kōhao Health centre build
Twenty-eight pou will watch over Te Kohao Health whānau.
Professor Mātāmua appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Professor Mātāmua, born and raised in Levin, appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Canadian media award goes to Māori and Aboriginal co-production
New Zealand and Australian co-production wins imagineNATIVE media award.
Government flood report opens gates to criticism for lack of consultation
Flood report written without consultation with those worst hit.
Video will help whānau through the early stages of coronial process
The video is designed to support whānau as they consider their options after a death.
'Te Āhuru Mōwai' will be a shelter and safe haven for young fashion designers
New whare in Glen Innes will provide a safe haven for young fashion designers.
Australia's day of protest after death of Aboriginal teen in a senseless killing
Cassius Turvey, 15, was allegedly beaten with a metal pole and died 10 days later.