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'Chase your dreams': Indigenous Legends Scholarship winner
The former K-Mart manager who started off as a store greeter says it was a scary move.
The former K-Mart manager who started off as a store greeter says it was a scary move.
The Whanganui Lands Settlement Negotiations Trust wants formal agreement with council
Smokefree 2025 won't happen unless Govt sets clear targets and money to achieve them.
The service at Pākaitore is one of the oldest Māori services in the country.
"It's a very unique link to a person we never knew".
"Ignore previous price tags," says owner of Far North island and luxury home.
Māori and Pasifika have higher rates of mental illness but are prescribed less medication.
Pauline Tai is now three years clean - and is supporting others in their recovery.
Rest home life "has got me going again ... playing the guitar, and singing".
The work was mysteriously put into storage 18 years ago, and now it's back in its place.
A complete kaupapa Māori approach will be introduced for the first time.
"The health system with DHBs is almost 20 years old and change is needed."
They met at the same time, just 20 minutes' drive apart, to discuss the same topic.
Tauranga Moana will burst onto the cultural tourism scene this Saturday.
Health system changes would start to come into effect in July next year.
Health system changes would start to come into effect in July next year.
Major reforms to the health system are set to benefit Te Tai Tokerau.
Some of these 12 artists could be New Zealand's next big stars.
Sam Brooks speaks to Rawiri Paratene as he prepares to say goodbye and retire from stage.
Mixed views from MPs to major health overhaul
A new Māori Health Authority would recognise 'by Māori, for Māori, to Māori' approach.
Act and National both raised concerns over the process.
Dr Rawiri Jansen said he felt his voice was not being heard.
East Cape iwi work to mitigate effects of warming on land and sea.
'Encourage your sisters, your mothers, your daughters, your friends, #SmearYourMea.'
In the face of a deluge of misinformation, Māori are mobilising to keep their own safe.
DHBs urged to review whether institutional racism and unconscious bias isn't the cause.
Helping youth who dropped out of school in lockdown. Made with funding from NZ On Air.