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Indigenous artists descend on Whareroa Marae for a unique cultural tattoo showcase.
John Tamihere: 'Our right to fix our own problems has dawned'
Te Whānau o Waipareira signs new outcomes-focused contract with Oranga Tamariki.
Late entertainer's whānau get peek at new Sir Howard Morrison Centre
Members of the Morrison family visited the Sir Howard Morrison Centre to see the progress.
Rotorua's Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamata takes on the big shots in hockey
A little kura has qualified for the Rankin Cup - the top-tier secondary school tournament.
Port revitalisation commits to creating 300-plus jobs
The project has created just under 100 jobs since its inception.
Ngahue fulfils destiny with stone of Poutini
When Kupe and Ngahue had successfully secured the pounamu, they returned to Hawaiki.
Te Arawa Lakes Trust hits the right note with spa events
Pamper days are a great way to connect with the community.
The train trip that brought Maniapoto and the Crown together
Ngāti Maniapoto iwi take symbolic train trip to Wellington for reading of settlement deed.
London-based Māori chef cooks hāngī-inspired feast fit for a king
Group executive chef Matt Burgess is impressing the foodies of England.
Macron, macron, macron! Ōmokoroa kids successful in getting signs updated
Operation Tohutō was a complete success.
Muru submitted as NZ's contender for Best International Film at Academy Awards
Muru continues to make waves in the cinema world in Aotearoa and internationally.
Opinion: Don't make Mahuta the spending spree scapegoat
OPINION: All this noise about her husband wouldn't be happening if she wasn't Maori.
Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'We did more for race relations than we have ever been able to achieve since signing Te Tiriti'
The National Urban Māori Authority congratulates Whānau Ora on 10 years of whānau service
'Sleeping giant' Ngāti Maniapoto secures Crown apology, $165m Treaty redress
It includes the fifth-largest financial redress for Treaty breaches.
South Waikato to receive its first Māori mayor
Despite the achievement, both candidates want to focus on what they bring to council.
North Island iwi in Parliament for historic day
Hundreds of Ngāti Maniapoto iwi boarded a train yesterday to head to Wellington.
Dr Claire Charters: Radical change is needed to address fundamental shortcomings in Aotearoa's constitutional structure
We can learn how indigenous peoples are reflected in their constitutions.
Local Focus: Aisha Beazley on Candidate Camera
Meet Aisha Beazley, running for Whanganui District Council.
Ruapehu trail project takes leap forward
Consultation is now open on the consent application for the project.
From river market chai stall to established shop
"Once you get a cup of tea in front of someone, the kōrero just flows."
Framework for reo Māori teaching in mainstream schools launched
Poutama Reo launched today, the benefits will be seen in future generations.
Pāpāwai Marae group push to restore stream biodiversity
Marae and conservation groups are restoring biodiversity in the Pāpāwai-Mangarara Stream.
Court refuses pregnant prisoners' appeal not to be moved
Inmates at Arohata prison can be relocated, due to staffing shortages within Corrections.
Local Focus: Jody Toroa on Candidate Camera
Tairāwhiti Māori Ward candidate on why she is running for council.
Local Focus: Chris Haenga on why he's running for the Tairāwhiti Māori Ward
Haenga says he's running for the Gisborne District Council to ensure everyone has a voice.
John Tamihere: "We tested thousands, we vaccinated thousands; we put ourselves at risk and never, ever left anyone behind"
Whānau Ora can take a bow for vaccinating and Covid testing thousands of non-Māori.
Mixed support for Māori wards from mayoral hopefuls
Just over half of New Zealand councils are introducing Māori wards in October.
'The magic of our people': Whānau Ora thanked for 'hard mahi' during Covid
'Whānau Ora equals success for our people and ... for our country.'
New clinical type-2 diabetes study could help Māori live longer and in better health
Researcher need whānau to help look at dietary fibre effects in Māori
'No cultural sensitivity': University 'Shed Pāti' sparks backlash
The party held at the University of Otago's Arana College was organised by Māori students.