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Māori King and other leaders endorse Pfizer vaccine
Tūheitia and other senior figures have banded together to encourage Māori to get vaccines.
Tūheitia and other senior figures have banded together to encourage Māori to get vaccines.
'We are encouraging all people ... to come to the Shot Cuzz bus to get vaccinated.'
Jill Sheehy says she's pleased with the co-governance approach for the region's response.
The Māori Party's petition for a national name change gives power back to us, he argues.
The Otūmoetai College students have been working all year to create Te Pūrākau O Mauao.
Māori are more than 25 per cent behind Pākehā when it comes to Covid-19 vaccination.
Anne-Marie Broughton is a new trustee on the Agri-Women's Development Trust board
Students were caned for speaking te reo at schools in the 1940s, among them Dover Samuels.
"Looking after my well-being is a mental, social and spiritual thing."
Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch Taika Waititi's Reservation Dogs.
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Hāngi master Rewi Spraggon is providing 1000 meals a week to food banks and people sleeping rough. Video / Michael Craig
But Samuels grateful to young generation for embracing te reo as part of their NZ identity
From smoke and fire comes meat and four vege for lockdown's most disadvantaged.
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Te Pāti Māori co-leader explains what influenced her decision to get vaccinated.
Te Kahu O Taonui will distribute 120 pallets of food across Northland.
"It is essential we normalise Te Reo Māori in mainstream schools."
Manea boss says mix-up is the best marketing the cultural centre has ever had.
Waipū band drop album tonight ahead of jetting off to perform internationally.
Auckland couple who breached lockdown to go to Wānaka throws spotlight on suppression.
Growing up in the US, a Māori name like Heperi Tikitere Mita raises eyebrows.
Kaikohe youth wanted a brighter main street with te reo everywhere. That's what they got.
Nau mai te hapa - embrace the mistakes.
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A shortage of Māori language teachers is making the move to mainstream challenging.
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