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The Chinese Fashion Show Rotorua likely to be postponed. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hawke's Bay DHB and local iwi vaccine ready as nation follows lockdown protocols
Ngāti Kahungunu and Hawke's Bay DHB determined to get elderly vaccinated
Councillors share campaign secrets to boost Māori representation
"Don't just do it for the experience. We want people to feel confident that they can win."
100 miles in gumboots, what could go wrong?
The gumboot-clad runner took on the challenge to raise money for charity.
Waitangi Tribunal set for final submissions against Oranga Tamariki
Lady Tureiti Moxon says Oranga Tamariki's child protection methods do not work for Māori.
'No one wants to give her a chance': The straight-A student turned away from 40 jobs
How the pandemic has become one more barrier for jobseekers with a disability.
Raising a child with autism 'a gift from atua Māori'
Jess Hita and Tuhoro Kereru Paki are keen to share their parenting journey with others.
Phil Gifford: The most influential Māori rugby figure of all time
OPINION: One man stands alone as the most influential person of all-time in Māori rugby.
Northtec's carved entrance way showcases students' skills
Dawn ceremony for carved tomokanga (entrance way) in Northtec's Whangārei campus
Masters Games volunteer's memory honoured as whānau step in
The Whanarere whānau have jumped onto the Masters Games volunteer roster.
Te Rina Triponel: Is it okay to be Māori?
OPINION: Leave ngā iwi Māori to decide how to navigate tikanga Māori
Hinekahukura Te Kanawa: Speaking protocol on marae a matter for Māori
OPINION: Who should and shouldn't be able to speak is the prerogative of marae.
John Roughan: New curriculum will bring raw history to life and challenge beliefs
The new focus on local histories in schools will reveal many little-known events
Multi-iwi project aims to protect kauri, create jobs
Without urgent action Northland could lose its iconic kauri forests, minister says.
New Plymouth council admits downplaying Māori exhibition
New Plymouth council admits not giving importance to Tai Moana Tai Tangata exhibition.
Six60 fans in for a bilingual first at Sky Stadium concert
Messaging at the concert of the popular Kiwi band will be in English and te reo Māori.
Local Focus: Free trade agreement beneficial to Māori business
The Māori economy revving up in a post Covid world. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: What defiance over tie symbolises
Rawiri Waititi's defiance is an important and timely stand and is hugely symbolic.
University scholarship helps Māori and Pacific students navigate campus life
Takere is a four-week programme focused on learning, culture and leadership.
Story of taonga Hinemihi o Te Ao Tawhito told in book
The launch of Hinemihi: Te Hokinga - The Return was held at the Rotorua Library.
Ngāpuhi sport stars labelled most influential in last 30 years
Northland Kauri rugby star Portia Woodman was the highest-ranked Northlander so far.
Māori cuisine enjoyed by thousands at Kawhia kai festival
Around 5000 people headed out to for the Kāwhia Kai Festival.
Boxer Te Kehu pretty driven, pretty tough
Experience is what is needed now for 14yo Te Puke boxer Te Kehu Kerr to progress.
Levi blown away by becoming a cadet
Conservation Cadet scheme is part of the Government's Jobs for Nature programme
Submissions on Northland Māori seats law change close at 5pm today
Deadline for Northlanders to make submissions on Māori seats law change is 5pm today
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: As much as wearing somethng is a form of activism, so is choosing not to wear it
How we dress can be one of the most powerful symbols of who we are.
Nothing gets in the way of Ashley Te Weri and her animals
The L5 RAT course at AGC Training played a pivotal role in Ashley Te Weri's career.
Ties no longer mandatory in Parliament, Trevor Mallard announces
'My hei-tiki is my tie of choice. It ties me to my tīpuna, whenua, and people.'
Parker and Mahuta show best and worst examples of making law
Opinion: One minister has encouraged debate about changes and the other has not.
Tie debate: Mallard says he and Māori Party reached 'a truce'
The Māori Party co-leader is allowed to speak after yesterday's dress code clash.
'One of the lucky ones': Eleven whānau shift from motels to new homes in Hastings
"They're not just little homes stuck on a little section."