Soper: From haters and wreckers to a seat at Cabinet table
COMMENT: This was the Govt doing what it does better than any other - virtue signalling.
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Editorial: High time all young Kiwis learned Māori
EDITORIAL: It is high time all New Zealanders learned Māori at school.
Violence claim: Haka expert slams Brash comments
Haka is about our identity not violence, expert tells former National leader.
No one paid and everyone has a job at St Paul's
St Paul's Memorial Church in Pūtiki has a friendly and welcoming weekly service
Meet Stephen the reo Māori speaker
"If you didn't know Stephen, you would think he's Māori." Made with funding from NZ On Air
Learning te reo is a challenge worth taking
COMMENT: Every conversation I have, will start and finish in Māori.
New Māori investment fund targets local infrastructure
A new fund represents a big step towards greater economic sovereignty for Māoridom.
Curran may be gone but more headaches loom
COMMENT: Clare Curran's departure will be a relief for Jacinda Ardern.
Lance O'Sullivan proposes military school in Northcote
Dr Lance O'Sullivan says Vanguard and other charter schools have been good for Māori.
Formal complaint about alleged bullying laid against Wally Haumaha
Employment investigation on top of QC's inquiry into appointment process for top job.
NZ First's surprise vote over Māori seats
National accuses NZ First of setting a new standard in hypocrisy.
Marama Fox resigns as co-leader of the Māori Party
Resignation comes after liquidation of her consultancy company.
Rawiri Taonui: Māori seek biggest bang for vote
COMMENT: More Māori opting for general seats but Māori are not abandoning the Māori roll.
Stacey Morrison: 'I permed my hair to look like Rachel Hunter'
The Hits radio star talks about the resurgence of te reo Māori, among other things.
Complaint against Meka Whaitiri centres on Gisborne
It is usual practice for people under in investigation to remain on full pay, says the PM.
Meka Whaitiri absent from Parliament
As Parliament returns after two weeks off, former minister Meka Whaitiri will be absent.
Whanganui River safari like venturing into 'Jurassic Park'
Paul Bloomfield went on a three day guided tour of the Whanganui River and was stunned
More jobs, so kids are staying in school
Stability in school rolls has improved most for low-decile, Māori and Northland children.
Judge: We need shorter sentences, jails without guards and less prison
Court of Appeal's Justice Stephen Kos has a wish list for criminal justice reform.
More Kiwi kids are being kicked out of school - fights, assaults, P parents blamed
P babies, housing and noisy classrooms cause stand-downs. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Sergeant-major first killed by 'flu
Researchers identify first Kiwi to die of suspected influenza in 1918 pandemic.
Call to boost te reo capacity in schools
"This perception te reo is being delivered well in all schools is definitely not true."
Businesswoman loses appeal - ordered to repay $12 million
At the time of her court hearing in Rotorua on May 8, Adlam still owed $12,780,111.75.
Great Nepia missed out on all-white All Blacks
Bay-born fullback was arguably New Zealand rugby's first superstar.
Lizzie Marvelly: Haters, trolls and their vile words
Lizzie Marvelly has opened up on trolls and their vile words in her new book, That F Word.
Kelvin Davis: I think prisoners should be able to vote
Prisoners who vote are less likely to reoffend, says Corrections minister Kelvin Davis.
Hipkins hears plea to keep Hato Petera College open
Former students say Hato Petera College made them proud to be Māori for the first time.
Councillors face public threats over racism row
"Racism has had a profound impact on Māori especially, and particularly in this region."
Councillor denies Māori comments
"'My actual comment was, 'Lucky no more were killed with what confronted them'."
Last-ditch $47m bid to save Hato Petera College
Hipkins, Davis and Henare will visit Hato Petera on Thursday.
'Where are Māori?: Utu star disrupts criminal justice summit
The outburst disrupted the smooth flow and thrust a spotlight onto Wallace.
Surf wars: Group chased off land by locals - 'we will shoot you'
Car club members saw men on hills above pointing firearms at them.
From kapa haka to Maori health degree study
Jade Mills studies towards a degree focusing on Māori health.