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Andrew Dickens: Those who hate te reo Māori are on the wrong side of history
OPINION: If you don't like Māori, go somewhere where it's not an official language.
'Takes the stress away of feeding whānau': Bay school freezers full of donated food
Six schools in the Bay are receiving support from Kura Kai
Whakaari hearing: Defendants argue against making pleas
The 13 defendants charged after the Whakaari eruption are back in court today.
Who's responsible for safety on Whakaari/White Island?
After months of review, it's still not clear who's in charge of safety on volcanic island.
Whakaari/White Island: 13 parties to appear in court
Court appearance for alleged health and safety breaches in the lead-up to the eruption.
Local Focus: Covid vaccination rolls out to protect whakapapa
Te Arawa Covid Response Hub vaccinates bubbles. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Nothing for people's mana': Principal rejects Govt's school lunch programme
A South Auckland principal has rejected the government's school lunch programme.
Former trustee who drained fund from $1m to $13.41 shows first sign of repentance
Stephen Henare and his sister virtually bled a trust helping underprivileged people dry.
'What can I do for our people?'
She will focus on health equity in the time remaining to the board.
Bump in the road during Kiri Allan's cancer treatment
Labour MP gives hospital update, now 'on the home stretch hopefully' of treatment.
Māori Party calls for joint taskforce to investigate white supremacist organisations
It comes after a YouTube video incited violence and threats towards Māori Party leaders.
Whakatāne school renames 'mufti' day due to cultural insensitivity
A Whakatāne secondary school has renamed "mufti" day with a Māori term.
Māori over 50 getting vaccinated despite Govt rejecting advice to do so
Health providers are taking a 'local interpretation' of guidelines.
Race Relations Commissioner says police body cameras could help address bias
'A record of interaction could either expose misconduct or quash false allegations.'
'Hate crime': Māori Party files IPCA complaint over racist threat
It comes off the back of a YouTube video that made specific threats towards the party.
Wainuioamata marae closed for the year to become Covid vaccine clinic
The Wainuioamata community has sacrificed its marae for the kaupapa of 'saving lives'.
Rotorua kura able to rearrange school dates according to Māori calendar
There will be four weeks' holiday instead of two weeks at every end-of-term.
Ngātiwai Trust Board opposed to SNA policy on Māori land
Ngātiwai Trust Board opposes SNA policy applying to Māori land.
Whanganui kaumatua get Covid 19 jabs
Kuia and koroua of the Kaunihera Kaumātua receive first dose of their Covid protection.
Whānau 'stunned' after losing everything in house fire
A Northland family are grateful to be alive after a blaze took hold as they slept.
Chief Justice okays wearing of taonga during court proceedings
Northland Māori lawyer prefers neckties to taonga as standard dress code in court.
Jarrod Gilbert: Why I applaud Don Brash for working with gangs
Jarrod Gilbert on why working with gangs makes sense.
Mindfulness can ease stress of wāhine Māori
Mindfulness practices found to improve health of wāhine Māori suffering chronic stress.
Opinion: Abusing service industry staff is not on
Let's not come out the other side of Covid meaner in attitude and human spirit.
'Highly distressing' video inciting violence against Māori removed from YouTube
A video posted online inciting violence against Māori has been taken down.
'Speak English': Crowd jeers at woman greeting them in te reo Māori
'All I wanted to do when I got off that stage was walk straight out the door.'
Whānau and whakapapa honoured in first Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture award
'Whānau isn't just names on a paper, it's people, it's stories, it's smirks in a photo.'
Aotearoa Music Month: New waiata honours the 1972 te Maori petition
Song to honour the te reo Māori petition in 1972 will end Aotearoa Music Month on a high.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Why I'm excited about the future of Aotearoa
OPINION: From the tired old race-based debate, a positive new force is emerging.
Dame Cindy Kiro giving up her voice to be the Queen's
Dame Cindy Kiro on growing up poor, the Treaty, and her new role as Governor General.
Government invests $10m in support programme for Māori women in prison
The announcement was made at Christchurch Women's Prison today.
Shane Te Pou: Grant Robertson breathed life back into Budget day
Robertson deserves praise for mapping out a clear and optimistic path in his finance plan.
Watch: Dame Cindy Kiro revealed as NZ's next Governor-General
Dame Patsy Reddy finishes her five-year term in September.