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'Sub-human treatment': Police accused of 'racist' pain use
"What's secretive about twisting someone's arm?"
Top women share the secrets of their success
Six of New Zealand's high-achieving business women share tips for how to succeed.
University of Canterbury establishes indigenous centre
The Māori Futures Academy is set to bring in10 interns per year through paid internships.
The Brains Trust: 'I think everyone could see my mum had dementia except me'
Episode 4: Rita Marx, 87, suffers from dementia, which is increasing among Māori.
'Cousins' film empowers wāhine Māori
"Firstly, the narrative in the film highlights the oppression Māori women have faced."
Spy: Local rugby drama Head High scores new stars
It's 'game on' for award-winning series Head High as they head into a second season.
CYFS should have checked Baby Royal within 24 hrs - weeks later, he was dead
CYFS report says social workers should have seen 'vulnerable' baby within 24 to 48 hours.
Taking a bite: Ngāi Tahu buys into apple business
A 6 per cent stake in the grower exporter has sold for an undisclosed sum.
Erebus family member adds voice to memorial protest
The National Erebus Memorial intends to pay tribute to 257 killed in 1979 plane crash.
Mātauranga: Inspiring kids through the stories of their ancestors
"Our future is in great hands."
An advocacy group is determined to allay Māori fears around the Covid-19 vaccination
Survey reveals Māori and Pasifika less confident in the safety and quality of the vaccine
Watch: Big Buddy tackles dearth of Māori male role models in the home
"This has probably been one of the most special things I've ever done in my life."
How two strangers saved a Whangārei father-of-five's life
St John treat more than 2000 Kiwis a year for an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Hapu wants council prosecuted after eels minced in pump
Eels chopped in Hikurangi Swamp pumps spark call for council prosecution.
Mana whenua fully consulted on Erebus Memorial - Auckland Mayor
Dame Naida calls for a hui to achieve an outcome that upholds the mana of all parties.
Battle of Kororāreka revisited as anniversary date nears
A weekly round-up of news, events and oddities from the Bay of Islands and Mid North.
'We don't want to be culturally insensitive': Pounamu pulled from auction
Councillor says selling of pounamu, in a Māori world view, is akin to "selling your soul".
Protesters occupy site to oppose proposed Erebus memorial
Protesters are occupying the pā site of Mataharehare in Auckland under Covid-19 level 3.
Noted artist wanted to pass on love of NZ's heritage
A landmark collection was her beautiful pencil drawings of all 23 Ngāti Tūwharetoa marae
Local Focus: Cousins world premiere held in Rotorua
The movie of three wahine Māori premiered in Rotorua. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Second phase of Whanganui Port upgrade launched
The North Mole upgrade is anticipated to be completed by late 2022 due to its complexity.
Iwi and industry join forces to boost workforce
New training programme kicks off for Northland horticulture industry.
'Council should make a decision in favour - 51 per cent of its people identified as Māori'
FNDC resists call to establish Māori wards.
Response to Michael Bassett's `Racism on a grand scale'
I applaud RNZ and its presenters for the normalisation of te reo Māori
Local Focus: Napier's tuatara gets new guardians
DOC seeks iwi involvement over tuatara's future.
Women's Rugby World Cup in NZ set to be postponed
The 2021 Rugby World Cup to be hosted in NZ later this year is set to be postponed.
Berry farm jobs a game-changer for Ngāpuhi and Mid North
The 20 staff hired yesterday to kickstart a berry venture could grow to 200 in a year.
First open day for Te Poho o Tuariki
Tribal base Te Poho o Tuariki opens its doors to the curious public.
Taonga stolen from Whanganui paddle steamer
The taonga, carved by master carver Dean Flavell, was reported missing on Saturday.
Māori uni body tailors Covid-19 messaging to reach students
The Government has been criticised for failing to reach communities.
Mahinarangi touches hearts as many aspire to reclaim their names
Mother of little girl stunned by how many others have had to deal with the same issue.
Vodafone CEO's three-word takedown of customer's te reo Māori complaint
Jason Paris didn't think twice about bidding farewell to the customer.