Maramataka: Māori lunar calendar to be taught at Nasa
After working with First Nations for over two decades, Nasa has asked Aotearoa to join.
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Ngāti Pikiao restores ngā whetū for its people at Matariki
Matariki becomes a New Zealand public holiday next year on June 24.
Getting rid of 'cartire' pronunciation when Siri and Google mean Kaitaia
Experts have come together to discuss how to overcome the challenges of text to speech.
Academic defends quality of Māori and Pacific researchers' work
It is part of an effort by the Government to tackle long-standing under-representation.
Nalinee Giri's memory lives on in Kerikeri community pantry
'Nalinee's Pantry' remembers woman who gave food, clothes and toys to families in need.
'We're not the hui hui people, we are the doey doey people.'
The rapid growth which led to business award haul
Council's rego, WOF checks 'hit Māori, rural poor hardest'
Rural Māori already face extra barriers to becoming road-legal, driver advocate says.
NZ's meth crisis: The rural towns bearing the brunt
Wastewater data obtained by the Herald provides a stark view of our national drug problem.
'Scandalous we don't have a Māori curator'
Museum director says it's shocking there is no Māori curator in Whanganui.
Taiki the steam engine draws mass crowd in Waiuku
Taiki the tank engine showed his face to the public for the first time recently in Waiuku.
Iwi gift a name to Wellington's oldest tree as part of Matariki celebrations
The name will be officially gifted to the tree with a plaque unveiling on Tuesday.
'Insulting, appalling': Human Rights Commission's donation to Mongrel Mob
Money gifted in May after a controversial speaking event the Commissioner attended.
'I was incredibly scared': Kiri Allan on how cancer changed her life
Kiritapu Allan: Find your joy, whatever that is.
Whangārei residents rally to crime hui to find solutions
The crime hui attracted an impressive showing of locals keen to make their home safer.
Northlanders weave themselves into Whangārei Library Matariki celebrations
Northlanders united to learn the art of flax weaving as part of Matariki celebrations.
All the winners from the Te Manu Atatu Māori Business Awards
Other winners included Tree Stylers and The Edge's Paula Wade.
Rob Rattenbury: How New Zealanders could show their patriotism
"I love my country... but I have never felt the need to shout it from the rooftops."
He Puapua: Māori co-governance 'a bridge too far' - National
It comes as the Government seeks to start a national discussion on the topic.
Shelly Bay housing plan: Council applies to remove caveat
Wellington City Council has applied to remove a caveat registered at Shelly Bay.
More than 2300 babies born at Waioha
Hawke's Bay Hospital's primary birthing centre Waioha is now five years old.
Decision to kick 45-year smoking addiction inspires others
Ned Tapa has now been smoke-free for 15 months.
Growing and giving at waka ama on Clive River
Once it snowed. On Saturday it was chilly, but at least it was fine.
Māori All Blacks battle in sweep over Manu Samoa
Clayton McMillan's Māori All Blacks were made to work much harder than many expected.
As it happened: Māori All Blacks complete Samoa sweep
All the action between the Māori All Blacks and Manu Samoa.
Tamatea history on display to ground rangatahi
Ngā Ara Tipuna educating people about the history of Central Hawke's Bay tangata whenua.
Māori haka appropriated in Spain labelled 'denigrating and demeaning'
"How would you feel if we did that to the rainbow flag, in a way that demeaned it?"
For the first time in a long time, short story collections are selling well
The short form is growing.
Matariki: Mauri Tau takes listeners on sound and storytelling journey
A new audio play seeks to give Aotearoa an engaging insight into Matariki.
Matariki celebrations start with 'breathtaking' pre-dawn ceremony
Matariki celebrations in Rotorua opened with a special pre-dawn ceremony on Mokoia Island.
Māori views 'critical' in replacing RMA
"You can't move without the hapū and iwi, the mana at place, having a say.""
Waikato artists urged to unite through creativity and fight racism
Pieces will become part of a collection that serves to build a sense of whanaungatanga.
'I had crossed a bomb-site of rubble and craters and collapsing cliffs left by vanished ice'
'The higher I climbed, the more the southerly intensified. It shoved me in the face.'
Ahuriri settlement near - 170 years in the making
A dozen MPs address parliament as Ahuriri claims bill passes another stage.