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Jarrod Gilbert: Tackling the gang problem requires a bit of give and take
OPINION: If we want to change folk, we have to engage them.
OPINION: If we want to change folk, we have to engage them.
Juanita Davis has been volunteering her time to teach raranga to men at Whanganui Prison.
Mainstream teacher aides on minimum wage earn more than most kōhanga reo kaiako.
Car tax, infrastructure, Auckland cycle bridge, Māori wards, oil & gas ban also in sights.
Hundreds attended what is believed to be the first migrant pōwhiri.
The musician on receiving his most treasured possession and what it means for his future.
The Auckland artist on omens, Aussies and navigating a pathway to the future.
Myjanne Jensen is looking forward to her new role as editor of the Northland Age.
Puanga, the Aotearoa New Year, is a time to remember the past and look to the future.
Sport was also encouraged at Maori Agricultural College.
Geothermal energy now powers the Far North for 97 per cent of the year.
Members protesting what they claim to be zero consultation in development discussions.
What's the fight about, how did it get to this, who's involved, what they say, what next?
Council votes for mortuary waste to be separated from the public wastewater system.
Ngāti Whakaue wants to establish real pathways to homeownership for their people.
NY Times: Māori may have reached Antarctica first, but it's what lies ahead that matters.
Aotearoa's indigenous cooking method celebrated by Auckland Council.
Woodville Sports Stadium was aglow on Sunday, July 4, for the community's first Matariki.
Biculturalism doesn't diminish or divide; it expands and enriches our shared story.
Taranaki Whānui and MHUD are investigating another housing development above Shelly Bay.
One PhD student said sea stars are threatening mussels in Ōhiwa Harbour.
A symposium on whakarauora o te reo took place this month.
Opinion: "Ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi. As the old net withers, a new one emerges."
The current signage was designed 10 years ago and now show signs of wear and tear.
OPINION: Willie Jackson should apologise for failing to answer legitimate questions.
New calls to connect whanau to unmarked graves at Tokanui Hospital Cemetery
Protests within the Tūhoe nation show no sign of letting up.
After working with First Nations for over two decades, Nasa has asked Aotearoa to join.