‘Disgusted’: Māori graves damaged by vandals at NZ’s largest cemetery
Family of man whose gravestone was split by vandals concerned it's a 'racist thing'.
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Tania Te Rangingangana Simpson recognised for services to governance and Māori
Tania Simpson is being honoured for services to governance and Māori.
New Year Honour recipient uplifted by response to government’s te reo policies
Dr Hana O’Regan has been recognised for her contribution to the revitalisation of te reo.
Clinical psychologist Dr Phillipa Pehi sets out on fourth hīkoi of Aotearoa
Pehi plans to conduct postdoctoral research during her travels.
High honour for master carver who was once told he was a 'failure'
Master carver Clive Fugill has been made a companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Granddaughter of late Sir James Hēnare says serving Māori community 'a privilege'
Rowena Tana, 63, has received a QSM for services to the Māori community.
Bonnie Sue’s dedication to health sector honoured
She has advocated for the health of communities in the Whanganui region for 25 years.
'Some people at my age would put their slippers on', New Year honour's recipient says
Anthony Gray, 71, has been recognised for service to accounting and Māori business.
Rhythm and Vines acknowledge Te Tairāwhiti community as they celebrate 21st milestone
Over 20,000 people are expected to attend Rhythm and Vines.
Safety is our number one priority, and we feel that we have made the right call
Two iconic spots to see in the New Year are closed to the public due to damage
New Māori cop wants to help whānau who have mental health issues
Chanel Ruri joins her two sisters as police officers.
Up to 30,000 expected at Gisborne music festval
Rhythm and Vines-goers urged to take care over cyclone-damaged roads.
Kaitaia woman's food mission to feed the hungry
'Any warm meal made with kindness is all that matters.'
‘Treated like the poor cousin’: Waiting 10 months after the cyclone
Two families whose homes were inundated by floodwaters describe how the clean-up is going.
Parliament 2023, year of the shake-up
The highs and lows from a year of great change at Parliament.
Nicola Willis says Te Matatini will get the financial commitment it needs
Willis affirmed that the new Government will honour its kapa haka commitment.
Opinion: Cultural and symbolic intent in English first approach
OPINION: Hard to believe that in 2023 we are having to justify te reo Māori names.
Mixing rēwena bread and manaakitanga
A Māori-owned Wellington bakery is mixing rewena bread with manaakitanga.
The challenges of relocating ‘offensive’ monument
The statue will be moved somewhere else.
'I felt so disconnected': My journey connecting with my Māoritanga
Myjanne Jensen reflects on exploring her indigenous identity.
'Stressed and struggling': The city where some are battling to make ends meet
An iwi provider has a waiting list and backlog for its social services for the first time.
It was a brutal moment: Former Northlander opens up about tragic past and remarkable comeback
Marissa Lewis has overcome the odds to become a successful business coach.
The Weet-Bix kid ‘kick-starting’ his reo Māori journey and first Kids' TRYathlon
The Hawke's Bay native is confident he will have support for his TRYathalon.
Boris Sokratov: Government departments with Māori names diminish te reo
OPINION: Māori names should be immediately removed from all government departments.
Shane te Pou: Politics and the hostile environment created for Māori
OPINION: National Party under Christopher Luxon has abandoned the path of consensus.
France-based artist returns to home-grown projects post pandemic
George Nuku is back after a 3-year-long hiatus.
Country's oldest war memorial to be removed over 'racist stereotyping'
Iwi representatives say the language on the Weeping Woman monument is offensive.
Family man's death at Far North beach led local woman to save lives nationwide
After a heartbreaking drowning at Cable Bay, local Pat Millar decided to take action.
Port of Auckland celebrates first te reo Māori graduates
Pepeha, sentence structures, waiata and karakia made up the core of the curriculum.
New waiata calls out plans to rewrite Te Tiriti principles
Māori singers have produced a waiata in relation to new Government policies.
Papakura marae invite those most in need to annual Christmas drive
Cars queue up outside Papakura marae waiting for food vouchers and Christmas parcels.
Whānau Ora receives funding injection to boost vaccination rates
Govt announces $50 million to boost vaccinations, new app for personal health records.
Key Te Aka Whai Ora board member leaving role
Awerangi Tamihere is resigning from the Māori Health Authority.