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First Māori to play at Wimbledon honoured with global accolade decades later
Dame Ruia Morrison is still regarded as one of New Zealand’s best players of all time.
Renowned teacher and principal Te Aorere Awi Riddell has died
Awi Riddell forged a long career in education, with a particular focus on young Māori men.
At 5am, the siren sounded during which a karanga was heard
Te Karaka remembers the night Gabrielle changed their lives forever.
Gisborne remembers as Gabrielle's wounds still impact communities
Crowds acknowledge a year since Cyclone Gabrielle struck Tairāwhiti.
Iwi vows to continue fight against South Taranaki seabed mining
Fast-track consents could give an 'unfair advantage' to mining companies.
Te Oranganui hub re-centring traditional Māori birthing methods
'I learned to trust my own māmā intuition.'
Tuku Morgan: 'Whitewashing' to surreptitiously redefine Treaty settlement by stealth
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Mighty row over large-scale housing development in quiet river valley
"They don't want the river or the haven to be harmed."
'A very special experience' as iwi close parts of Whanganui River
"To be uninterrupted made it a different and very special experience."
Marae stands empty and can't be used for tangihanga
One year on from Gabrielle, families still in limbo
Editorial: New Social Development broom has a big beneficiary base to clean up
OPINION: A small group of beneficiaries cause the biggest problems.
Do New Zealanders really want a Treaty referendum?
The Treaty referendum has caused conflict and protest - but did anyone want it?
The Treaty is the moral trunk whose branches forms the basis that upholds us all - Moxon
Tureiti Moxon slams the Government's 100-day plan.
Stop the smokefree repeal - health agencies
Māori health group want smokefree decision sent to select committee,
Weaving with string games and Te Rā, our oldest sail
An exhibition at Auckland museum will share matauranga Māori knowledge.
Hundreds commemorate biggest Te Tiriti o Waitangi signing
"Our people are moving, and they want to be united as one movement.”
Ngai Tahu sees potential opportunities in space
Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre fuses of tradition and innovation
University of Otago appoints first Deputy-Vice Chancellor Māori
Jacinta Ruru has been appointed as the University of Otago's Deputy-Vice Chancellor Māori.
David Seymour is whistling the same Treaty bigotry as Don Brash - Willie Jackson
OPINION: David Seymour's rhetoric is repeating Don Brash's trash.
Labour’s warning to ratepayers as Govt lays out Three Waters replacement
The Government claims its plan is the most efficient way to deliver reform.
'I want answers:' Mother of teen who died in Oranga Tamariki care gives evidence
Ana Ransfield received the worst call possible - eight hours too late.
NZ Rugby donates carved bench to NZ Liberation Museum – Te Arawhata
A carved bench has been unveiled at the WWI Kiwi museum in Le Quesnoy, France.
Was Winston Peters missing Shane Jones in the Pacific?
The coalition Government has visited three different Polynesian countries in five days.
Far North hapū gather today to mark biggest signing of Te Tiriti
More Māori chiefs signed Te Tiriti at Mangungu than Waitangi.
‘New voices unearthed’ in South Taranaki
A new collection of more than 100 poems pays homage to South Taranaki towns.
Waikato-Tainui Iwi need strong leadership - Tuku Morgan
Waikato-Tainui has selected Tuku Morgan as its chair
Brian Tamaki promises March Madness
The Destiny Church leader is taking his flock back to the streets
Sir Ian Taylor: A letter to Act leader David Seymour
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National expects to sanction more beneficiaries, says minister
'It’s a consequence of people not taking actions to help themselves,' says Louise Upston.
Decision on National Park Village name change still months away
Iwi and residents of National Park have a long wait ahead for a decision on a bid to have
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Boris Sokartov on the real essence of being a Māori man