Actions speak louder than words: How te reo is a window into culture
Māori Language Week: The Advocate travelled across Northland to learn why te reo matters.
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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori: Fifty years of learning the language
Potonga Neilson said when he was young there was no such thing as te reo on TV or radio.
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My aunty was stroppy - bless her
'Some people tell me te reo is made up': TVNZ weather presenter turning lows into highs
TV presenter's forecasts are causing a storm in a teacup.
Mike McRoberts' te reo Māori journey: 'They're about to see the real me and it's pretty raw'
Journalist Mike McRoberts on te reo, tattoos and getting engaged.
The barber who wants his shop to be a safe space for the Maraenui community
Cajun Paul took a leap of faith into the unknown and started a business.
Editorial: Te Wiki O Te Reo Māori
OPINION: Our editorial on Maori Language Week after 35 years as an official language.
Oriini Kaipara pushes back on haters: 'I'm not going anywhere'
The Newshub presenter talks to Paula Bennett about celebrating Te Reo and Māori culture
Te wiki o te reo Māori: What businesses are doing
Businesses have big plans to go even further this year - kōrero nui.
Report highlights police misconduct toward Māori
An investigation found more than half of the photos held by the police are of Māori.
The Queen and Māori - a relationship based on mutual respect
Within Māoridom the Queen's passing is met with sadness and gratitude
Learning Tongan: A young Māori journalist's mission to better connect with the community
Young Māori reporter Te Kakenga Kawiti-Bishara is embarking on a journey to learn Tongan.
Serving the people: Adrian Rurawhe a very different kind of Speaker for Parliament
Is this a new era of calm in the culture of Parliament?
The view from my window: 'Racism here is often covert. We can be silent assassins sometimes'
Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon on why Taika Waititi was right all along.
Te Manu Atatū opens shared business space
The space is most suited to small business operators who don't want to work from home.
The memorable Hawke's Bay hongi that gave the Queen a lesson in 'tikanga'
It almost never happened, but it was a moment for an entire iwi to savour.
Hangi Master teams up with Old Country Food
The Auckland-based firm has teamed up with TV chef Rewi Spraggon to create a hangi steamed bun. Video / NZ Herald
Photographer captures wāhine dedicated to their craft
'It's helping people feel seen. And it is heartwarming hearing folk say they feel seen...'
Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency seeks damages from health care provider using similar name
Primary health care provider served with cease and desist order on August 4.
Small Rotoiti island once hotly sought-after site
Near the western end of Lake Rotoiti lies a small island.
Wero to govt policy over data stored overseas
Upholding the principles of Māori data sovereignty is crucial, group finds.
Aquatania working day and night for passport to a better life
Mokopuna proud of helping her kuia into aged care.
DoC reviews contract awarded to minister's husband's company
DoC scrutinising award of contracts to Gannin Ormsby consultancy.
Watch: Police illegally photographing youth, Māori
Police have claimed they only took photos to confirm or rule out offenders.
Wahine shares journey in reconnecting to te ao Māori through TikTok
Honey Ellis has decided to share her journey to learning te reo Māori on TikTok.
Learning opportunities for Māori Language Week 2022
Have a go at te reo, ako (learn), whakarongo (listen), or waiata (sing).
Lotto warned of harm to Pacific and Māori from $25m online Bingo
Plan to introduce online Bingo by early next year raises fears of 'continuous gambling'.
Anti-reo Māori complaints at hockey game drowned out with waiata
A nearby kura kaupapa heard the complaints and decided to take action.
Paul Majurey: Ten years since Tāmaki Makarau iwi settled
OPINION: Iwi leader hails 10 years of progress for Ngā Mana Whenua o Tāmaki Makaurau.
Tai Tokerau waka ama athletes clock of medals at world sprint champs
Te Tai Tokerau waka ama athletes returned victorious after competing in the world champs.
Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson: We can't keep kicking issues down the road!
Minister Jackson said Māori broadcasting should not be a political football.
Treaty of Waitangi: It does not pay to be too dogmatic
OPINION: Treaty book disentangles the honourable from the dishonourable.
Multi-skilled artist makes animated videos and songs to inspire tamariki to learn te reo
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