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Hawke's Bay has big plans for the first Matariki public holiday in late June.
Scholarships granted to enhance a fairer justice system for Māori
A demand for more Māori to fill positions of influence in the justice system
$16.5m tourism fund to promote Matariki 'to the world'
International tourists could be in the country for midwinter fest, suggests Nash.
How many Māori vaccinations to reach 90% revealed as MP isolates
As the Omicron outbreak continues to spread, the 90 per cent target is yet to be reached.
Mīharo! Which iwi are doing best financially
Tens of millions being distributed as well as housing, education, career help.
Auckland Domain protest: Iwi wants it brought to a swift end
A small group of anti-mandate protesters have set up camp on the domain.
Free-Trade Agreement: Missed opportunity to honour Te Tiriti
Waitangi board member disappointed with free-trade agreement outcome.
Pākaitore Day 2022 turns focus to Covid
Iwi health services were handing out products and information at Pākaitore Day.
Waipā mayor as mentor 'blessing' for Paige
Ex-Cambridge High student executive is ready to take on TUIA Mayoral Mentoring Programme
Joining the dots for a better outcome for whānau
Having Chris on board is already paying dividends.
Living with Covid - be positive and be prepared
Initially, I felt a little anxious, overwhelmed and then confused.
Myka's incredible education journey continues
Iwi Scholarship recipient Myka Nuku lives and breathes whānau, waka ama and wellbeing.
Minister intrigued by 'go get em' attitude
Māori are leading the Indigenous world in a cultural and economic renaissance.
Te Ahu o te Reo Māori - the future pathway of te reo Māori
The team has worked hard to develop a tailored programme to revitalise te reo Māori.
'She's very special': Te Ara a Maria visits Whanganui
"She's like an icon really. She's very special."
Te Rina Triponel: Protesters are ignoring tikanga – and that's dangerous
Convoy 2022 protesters add Māori activist Tame Iti to a hit list.
Women of steel: Wāhine toa artists Yona Lee and Janine Williams
Two Auckland artists on challenging gender stereotypes and changing the world.
Te Arawa man to lead Three Waters reform programme
The new Three Waters executive director went to high school in Rotorua.
Iwi loses millions to fraudster
In the High Court at Whanganui on Thursday Huirua pleaded guilty to six charges.
Sweat-dripping, heart-pumping fun: A quick workout for busy people
F45 Training has franchises all over the world but Holly says "ours is the coolest".
Send me fire! Tohunga's plea for warmth brought ngawha
The sisters of Ngatoroirangi sent geothermal activity to warm their brother on Tongariro.
The couple who want to provide healthy kai for people on the hauora kaupapa
Rotorua couple find a niche market in the fitness community.
From couch potato to Muay Thai champion - Tahia te marae ki a tu te hokotahi
The Rotorua fighter has even greater dreams.
Racist and offensive pamphlet returns to Auckland letterboxes
Unhappy resident: "Hateful recommendations are definitely not welcome in my mailbox".
Historic human remains found on Waikato construction site
A local iwi will uplift the human remains.
Dame Lisa Carrington takes out Supreme Halberg Award
Dame Lisa Carrington took out the top award once again.
Season: Māori artist on upcoming exhibition celebrating indigenous art
Art by Jade Townsend and Neke Moa will be showcased at Commercial Bay from Thursday.
Local Focus: More Māori at 'top' Taupō table
Taupo District Council now has an additional two Māori seats for local elections this year
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: The show that's played an important role for 40 years
Fear and loathing of the Maori language no doubt still lurks in some mainstream media.
How Tūhoe researcher overcame setbacks to lead NZ's biggest study of children
Sarah-Jane Paine is the new research director of Growing Up in New Zealand.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Covid has shaken up whānau - healing must unite us again
Tensions fuelled by Covid further setback for Māori but it's time to remember who we are.
Co-governance and the Treaty partnership project - all you need to know
Cabinet Minister Willie Jackson says co-governance is nothing to be scared of.