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Waiata Anthems Week returns in 2022, starting on Monday September 5.
Sonya Bateson: Easier for young minds to absorb new languages
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Great white shark study to combine science with Māori tikanga
Fear and anxiety over shark encounters had appeared to increase
Rainbow Warrior tragedy brings back painful memories for kaumatua Dover Samuels
TV crew visits Matauri Bay for series that uses objects to tell the story of New Zealand.
Dr Jason Mika: Māori must look to our indigenous Asia-Pacific brothers for shared prosperity
The Māori economy must look to its roots with Asia to prosper.
M9: Pere Wihongi champions holistic benefits of learning te reo Māori
Wihongi is a familiar face and voice in the Aotearoa entertainment industry.
Hawaii calls after gold fest in Britain
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Squabbling wives given test to see who's first
Uenukukopako, a leading chief of the Waiariki region, lived on Mokoia Island.
Shane Te Pou: What's wrong with workers seeking pay rises to combat cost of living, inflation?
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Casketeers Kaiora and Francis Tipene taking TV break to focus on whānau
'I don't refer to clients as clients or customers ... I love to use whānau or family.'
Anti-Government conspiracy theorists stage Greymouth hijack
'Angry, radical group' shouts before staging walkout.
Hands-on science camp thrills Te Hiku tamariki
Geo Noho camp inspires with its blend of Western science, mātauranga Māori and more
Local Focus: Agnes Walker on Candidate Camera
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Whale expert Ramari Stewart recognised for outstanding contribution to science
Ramari Stewart our real life whale watcher is honoured by the University of Auckland
Waitangi Tribunal told of disparities in funding, care for disabled Māori
'The medical staff looked at me like it was my fault that I hadn't been earlier.'
'Wokey fad': Australia TV host, panel slam mātauranga Māori
Sky News host Rowan Dean has come rather late to the party.
'The Punisher' wants to give the next generation of rangatahi a fighting chance at an MMA career
New Zealand ranked MMA fighter is looking for our next Israel Adesanya
Whānau Ora name stoush: Minister speaks as legal action is imminent
Can someone own a kaupapa like Whānau Ora? Minister Peeni Henare says no.
Benji Marshall: If you dream big enough you will be amazed at what you can achieve
Benji Marshall received his honours from Dame Cindy Kiro at Government House yesterday
Te Arawa artist takes his mural skills to the next level
Biggest mural in New Zealand brings colour to skyline of Tāmaki Makaurau.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Small changes for Māori feel like momentum at last
Representation and partnership growing - and look nay-sayers, the world hasn't ended.
Fletcher Living plans 160-home Ōkahukura venture
9.3ha greenfields site is on Albany Highway and new entry road will be created.
Matua Parkinson: I knew all the tricks to get out of reading in front of the class
Matua Robinson could play rugby and hunt but knew he had reading and writing issues
Marlon makes fans an offer they can't refuse
Marlon makes fans an offer they can't refuse. Video / Supplied
Marlon Williams' latest album is about to hit the streets
Māori entertainer Marlon Williams on music, his upbringing and his future.
Mt Maunganui vandalism: 'This is not who we are or what we want to be'
Defacing signs outlining the maunga's deep history is not who we are, says Anne Tolley.
Barnaby Weir: 'There is satisfaction in being somewhere that you've busted your balls to get to'
The singer-songwriter talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Young Māori health outcomes are still behind non-Maori youth says 20-year study
New study finds little health improvement for rangatahi Māori compared to young Pakeha
Director Jennifer Te Atamira Ward-Lealand wins Puerto Rico film festival award
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Bunnings boost for Kaitaia wahine rugby
Home depot giant Bunnings is investing in wahine rugby Aotearoa