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Northland teens donate $50,000 waiata prize to Shine on Kaitaia charity.
Further calls to remove Unitec board members, following claims of racism towards Māori
Several Māori staff at Auckland's Unitec resigned last month.
New app embeds te ao Māori in local government
Te Kupenga app is designed to help increase council staff's understanding of tikanga
Live: Child poverty slightly decreasing, but impacts not shared equally
Māori, Pasifika and households with disabled children lag behind in poverty measures.
Kete a tribute to whānau in new Hemi Macgregor exhibition
A new exhibition by Hemi Macgregor is featuring at Mahara Gallery in Waikanae.
'She was quintessentially elegant': Kiriwaitingi (Del) Rei farewelled
"Haere rā Del, go in peace, you have left an amazing legacy."
Bottling proposal 'fails to consider whakapapa connection to the water'
"All water in the rohe is culturally and historically connected to each other."
Body found during search for man missing in Waikato River
A body has been located in the search for a jet ski passenger who went missing .
Charles Williams: The street artist turned ultramarathoner inspiring change
The man behind the spray can is a runner helping others in their weight-loss battles.
UK man linked to slaying of Kiwi cop Matt Ratana draws pictures of incident
Matt Ratana's alleged killer has drawn pictures to help police in their investigation.
Anaru Palmer gets to walk alongside Tauranga's mayor for a year
It's part of the 2021 Tuia Mayoral Mentoring Programme.
Stolen Goldie painting worth more than $1 million found by police
The artwork was taken during a burglary of a Hamilton home.
Matariki day could cost up to $448m, swapping for another holiday ruled out
Act wants another holiday dropped to balance out Matariki, the Government rules that out.
Support for increased income for low or non-waged
Poll of 40 agencies finds consistent backing for boosting income support to the needy.
New name and premises launched for school
Te Āhuru Mōwai celebrates its new name and premises at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology.
Dame Whina's story portrayed by Northland actress
Rena Owen to play Dame Whina Cooper in new movie Whina.
Rongokako's name is missing from Te Mata Peak's entrance. It cannot be erased
OPINION: One of my ancestors has died. I read the obit on a new signpost for tourists.
New mental health fund aims to build rangatahi resilience
The announcement covers services as part of the 'youth stream' of Access and Choice.
Māori and Pasifika most vulnerable to Covid - and most hesitant to get vaccine
Experts are calling for a national vaccine campaign to be led by Māori and Pasifika.
Ancient urupa hearing: Iwi won't participate in 'desecration of sacred lands'
Hearing's final day into the granting of a resource consent for a residential subdivision.
Whanganuitanga at Pākaitore is still on this year
The annual event will take place on February 28 unless the Covid-19 alert level rises.
Cliff-face earthworks suspended: Whanganui hapū caught off guard
A large group of protesters gathered at Pūnakewhitu/Gentle Annie on Thursday.
Massive offer: Storm star targeted by Warriors
Money talks - Warriors make huge player bid with their spare cash.
Call for more Māori seats on Northland Regional Council
Three Maori seats a good start to 'incremental change.'
'No privilege in dying early' - Māori doctors address vaccine anxiety
It's not surprising people are nervous, doctors say, but the facts are clear.
The pākeha mana wahine who stood for the injustices of Māori
'You'd have to think twice if you chose to take a stand against her ... she'd smoke you.'
Covid-19: Iwi preparing for future Northland border control by learning from police checkpoints
Iwi presence at Te Hana police boundary checkpoint is a "recon" exercise to pick up tips.
Local Focus: Kaituna Cut on the mend
Maketū estuary is showing signs of life again. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'No right to tear us from the land': Whanaungakore urupa at centre of resource clash
"We have not severed our whakapapa to the land and we never will."
Māori-specific Covid vaccine plan because of higher risk from virus
Minister for the Covid-19 Response Chris Hipkins says many Māori will be first for jabs.
Teuila Fuatai: Has John Banks set the tone of corporate anti-racism conversation?
OPINION: Vodafone's policy was an interesting development in Banks' exit from radio.
Chinese Kiwis fear for safety as more experience discrimination
The pandemic feeds fear which manifest itself in racism and discrimination: Meng Foon.