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The church that love built
A special Christmas service will be held on Sunday, December 22 at 5pm.
'It constitutes cultural assault': How not to misappropriate te reo
Thousands are learning te reo but there are concerns over 'recolonising' the language.
Lizzie Marvelly: Pūkana 'posers' mock Māori culture
COMMENT: The Māori expression is a tradition steeped in history, protocol and meaning.
Jason Derulo shows off Māori tattoo he got in NZ
The singer also revealed the significance behind his new tattoo.
Watch: First trailer for NZ-set TV epic Dead Lands
A supernatural adventure set in Aoteoroa's mythic past is coming to our screens.
Stigma stopping Māori women with violent partners seeking help - study
Māori women are three times more likely to be killed by a partner than non-Māori.
Brian Rudman: Let natives flourish but spare the oaks
COMMENT: New trees are terrific, but it's a shame so many exotics have to be ripped out.
Ngāti Whātua's Oneoneroa house project under way
Hapū progresses North Shore land plans for 350 new residences.
NZ First breaks rank to oppose cigarette price rise
Winston Peters says the price rise will disproportionately "gouge" the poor.
Ihumātao: Government 'trying to escape public liability'
The Crown is considering lending money to Auckland council so it can purchase the land.
Local Focus: The broken bridge of Whakakī that no one owns
Closure requires mourners to walk 700m to the urupā. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Time ticking and costs mounting for Mt Albert tree removal
Protesters have declined an invitation to meet with the Maunga Authority
Welcome to New Zealand's own Alcatraz
Public welcomed back to explore remarkable history of island fortress.
Baby uplifts keeping Māori awake at night - survey
Media coverage of the issues was like pulling a band-aid off an "already festering wound".
Mike Hosking: Why are we messing with democracy?
Comment: Democracy is a free-for-all. Anyone can stand, win or vote.
Celebration of two ocean-voyaging traditions
Tuia 250 journey felt like a joint celebration of two ocean voyaging traditions.
Māori Wardens doing it 'for the love of the people'
"We work with everybody ... It's just being that comforting approach".
TV star's heartbreak over brother's bowel cancer death
"He fought to the end. It was a privilege to hold his hand, to tell him it was okay."
Mike Hosking: Government should forget about Ihumātao
Comment: 'It's a rum old do when the woke are out-wokeing the woke, don't you think?'
Brian Rudman: Time to throw monarchy from the reign
COMMENT: We need to formulate a succession plan for what happens on demise of the Queen.
Listen: The Whanganui Chronicle Podcast for November 18
Listen to the 21st episode of the Whanganui Chronicle podcast
There's rich heritage in our exotic trees too
Comment: Disrespect being dished up to the dignity and peace of Auckland maunga.
Revealed: Major police strategy for Māori fails to meet targets
Police launched the Turning of the Tide strategy in 2012.
'A very meaningful job': Getting to know the Māori Wardens
Wardens share why they joined, what they do and who they go above and beyond for.
Could Rotorua get its own Statue of Liberty in the Redwoods?
It would be contemporary by design, Māori by nature and one part of plans for the forest.
The reasons for Northland's lone political voice against euthanasia
Five of Northland's six MPs voted "yes" - the one hold-out explains why.
Police watchdog 'racist' says former top cop found to have abused his powers
The IPCA found that Hurimoana Dennis had unlawfully detained a teenager in 2015.
Letters: Maori representation and democracy
In fact the number of Māori voters who bother to vote is far lower than that of non-Māori.
Sir Peter Jackson's company bankrolling Shelly Bay litigation
Court documents reveal a donation agreement between WingNut films and an iwi group.
Life inside prison - the degrading grind of life behind bars
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis: Inmates must be treated like human beings.
Letters: Respect te reo Pakeha too, please
Alongside our need to respect te reo Maori, can we also respect our English language?