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Rotorua's highest-polling candidate also its youngest
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'We lost everything': Whānau of 9 sleeping in tents after fire destroys home
Lack of emergency housing compounds problems after homestead destroyed in fire.
'A long, long road ahead of us'- new Māori ward councillors aim to build community engagement
Three new councillors of the Takitimu ward in Hastings are ready to serve the community
Officers learn traditional bassinet weaving practices to strengthen their understanding of sudden infant deaths
Police weave baskets for a greater understanding of sudden unexplained infant deaths.
Eating out: Food reduction, koha payment and a volunteer army
Auckland restaurant Everybody Eats 'feeds bellies, not bins'.
Wāhine Māori mayors welcome the challenge to make a difference
Two wahine Māori mayors take control in Rotorua and Wellington.
Bay students' artwork features at Te Papa
Toi Māori provides an important outlet to express what it means to live in te ao Māori.
Prestige Modular Smart Homes 'our gift to our people'
The multimillion-dollar project involved renovating marae in Heretaunga and Ahuriri.
Rob Rattenbury: Morvin Simon dramatically shifted my horizons
A course in te ao Māori was a gamechanger for Rob Rattenbury.
Young sports club eyes Olympic future
The Tauranga Tridents' triumphant success is a measure of one man.
Beating the stigma of limited vision: Why Haehaetu is sharing her story now
Haehaetu Barrett has had visual impairment for most of her life. Few have known until now.
Melodie Robinson: 'In my right mind I wouldn't have done Celebrity Treasure Island'
The former Black Fern also discusses what's changed for women's rugby since her time
Players of the match get unique trophy
A special 'sonic' Kaikaranga-inspired Player of the Match trophy has been created.
Virtual reality tours take the mystery out of university campus life
Future university students can take a walk around the campus without leaving their class
More than a thousand competitors line up for massive waka ama event in Waitangi
Waka Ama Nationals underway with record numbers at Waitangi
Theatre programme puts bullying in spotlight
Bullying is a massive issue, but this theatre performance helped.
Top slugger fights her way back from 'darkness' to surge into spotlight
For the first time, Northland boxer Mea Motu publicly shares her fight for life.
Ngati Porou plants the seeds for sustainable profits now and into the future
Ngati Porou iwi colab to generate sustainable profits for now and the future.
Rewi Maniapoto's kaitaka is returned to his Ngati Maniapoto people and marae
The kaitaka (cloak) of Maniapoto chief Rewi Maniapoto is on its way home.
Oranga Tamariki 'systemically broken' - Māori authority head
Lady Tureiti Moxon calls out agency after report into failings over dead child.
PM and rugby players twirl to Poi E at Pohe Island
Rugby World Cup players twirled poi with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern yesterday.
Ahipara occupation marks first anniversary as leader trespassed
Occupation leader says local hapū and land owner are 'both innocent in this predicament'.
On a mission for Makereti
Fourteen Māori academics have been sponsored to explore studying at Oxford.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Spotlight on lash artists
The lash industry is not officially regulated in Aotearoa.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Poi magic to fill stands, raise spirits at World Cup
The poi has evolved over the years.
Ōkareka a rich source of food in bush and water
Ōkareka was a site that was once rich with kumara cultivations that fed many sub-tribes.
Māori urged to hit the polls - 'It's not too late'
This election will gauge what more needs to be done to improve Māori participation.
Ōkareka a rich source of food in bush and water
To the southeast of Rotorua lies a small lake known as Okareka.