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Tā Pita Sharples named recipient of Waiata Māori Awards 'Keeper of Tradition' award
Sharples has been recognised for his contribution and promotion of traditional waiata.
Teuila Fuatai: Pākehā privilege in way of jabs equity
In the Delta outbreak, 70 per cent are Pasifika, and the only death is a 91-year-old kuia.
Funny or just rude? When haka ripoffs go too far
Self-appointed 'cultural warden' JP sets out to ask the question; when is it OK to haka?
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Māori there for NZ, Seymour there for himself
Act leader fails to see that a Māori-targeted vaccination strategy is not anti-Pākehā.
'I knew bugger all': Shane Cameron's new life outside the boxing ring
"I have always had a work ethic and been prepared to make sacrifices."
Lockdown Heroes: Couple on mission to provide thousands of home cooked meals to those in need
Papa Hone uses lively Facebook messages to get support for and find those in need.
Why Māori inequity in the Covid jab rollout could be even worse
There is a 12 per cent population difference in the health data compared to the Census.
Woman who died of Covid remembered as a vital member of local marae
Dr Pita Sharples said the woman who died of Covid-19 was a key member of her marae.
Classical music teacher Te Oti Rakena to share skills with Ngā Tumanako
Exceptional skills have led to an invitation to train with Te Matatini champ
'Warrantless searches:' Waititi doesn't want anti-terrorism bill to repeat history
Isis-inspired terrorist attack brought NZ's counter-terrorism bill back into spotlight.
Get tested, get vaccinated and be kind says Kaumatua Morehu Kara
Kaumatua says testing, vaccination, being kind vital as city enters fourth lockdown week.
'Appalling': Seymour under fire over Māori vaccination comments
The centre itself has vaccinated five times as many Pākehā as Māori and Pasifika.
Heritage building has painful past for Māori
The desire to see the building demolished was "completely understandable".
Nikora Walters wants to push 'boundaries in te reo and waiata'
When recording his new single Nikora Walters "gained a new appreciation" for te reo Māori.
Low Māori vaccination rate 'must lift' to avoid devastation of previous epidemics
Only 19.5 per cent of Māori are fully vaccinated.
Māori vaccination rate lag due to 'access and availability'
Māori are calling on the Govt to trust them to lead vaccination efforts in communities.
Artists join forces to celebrate a bilingual music industry
Today, 27 new waiata have been released to celebrate Aotearoa's bilingual music industry.
McMaster joins 'young guns' at Ngā Tāngata Tiaki Trust
At 25, Tāwhiao McMaster is the youngest member at the board table.
Anna Coddington's mission to normalise te reo Māori
Anna Coddington has always been on a reo but said her children were the real 'catalyst'.
Does Auckland deserve vaccine priority? 'Hell yes'
Vaccine priority for city has strong support from business, as health experts weigh risks.
Marae opens doors for drive-through vaccinations
Marae opens its doors for locals to get vaccinated
Māori-only clinics to bridge vaccine gap
Whānau urged to consider the worst-case scenario when deciding whether to vaccinate.
Shane Te Pou: Why I'm grateful for Govt's Covid response
OPINION: Our Opposition has played its part too.
Paige's internal battle with not speaking her language
Living in a Pākehā community meant Paige didn't speak Māori; now she has a Māori single.
Māori scholar works on US college fellowship from Taupō
Hemopereki Hoani Simon says some people find his work on political philosophy challenging.
Crucial to get trusted Covid information to teenagers, iwi partner says
All New Zealanders aged 12 and over are now eligible for a Covid-19 vaccination.
NZ dad-to-be seriously injured after brutal attack at Australian pub
Haimona Tawha, 28, is in ICU and will lose one of his eyes after the attack.
Iwi offers chance to win iPads, grocery vouchers as part of vaccination drive
Ngāti Hine gets creative with its vaccination push in Moerewa, Northland.
British teacher steps up to bilingual unit in Ōpōtiki
Weaving certificate has been starting point for personal and professional development.
Sanford welcomes Ngai Tahu as its largest holder
Brokers at Craigs said to be buying shares in seafood company on behalf of Ngai Tahu.
How to experience the taonga of Aotearoa
When we can practise manaakitanga beyond bubbles, enjoy some of our greatest taonga.
Rangitīkei council decides on future representation
The preferred option will see the council retain the same number of councillors.