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New chapter starts for Ruapehu council and iwi
The agreement establishes 'a framework for a co-operative and collaborative future'.
Woman who died while paddling in Lyttelton was founding member of waka ama club
Maria Grace Hema embraced life with an 'incredible zest'.
A ‘living nightmare’: Teen suffered in state care with no support
Ihorangi Reweti-Peters among many teens struggling to find adequate mental health support.
Pīpīwai locals plan big welcome for boxing champion Lani Daniels
Pīpīwai is gearing up for a parade to beat all parades today.
Whānau Matters: Episode 13 - Bullying
This episode looks at how whānau support and open communication can help family members being bullied at school or at work. Not just from a parent, but a sibling too. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Penetaui Kleskovic: Māori climate heating up over ETS
Opinion: 'It is almost as if commercial analysis is a swear word.'
From Pipiwai to a world title: Boxer Lani Daniels' historic win
The new IBF world heavyweight champion thinks her next big fight will be with the scales.
Risking it all for kaimoana: Māori men putting lives on line in the water as cost of living rises
“Your whānau would rather have you there without that kaimoana, than you not there."
Iwi calls for more funding to retrofit cold, damp homes
A significant number of families from a Taranaki iwi are struggling to heat their homes.
Te Whakatōhea Settlement: A moment to celebrate, mourn and look to the future
Today marks the signing of the Deed of Settlement between Te Whakatōhea and the Crown.
Pīpīwai has a new heavyweight world champion
Lani Daniels has dominated Alrie Meleisea in a history-making fight.
Nikau Grace: People kept telling me I’m not Māori because I don’t look it
Tōkū Tuakiri has been released as part of the Waiata Anthems New Zealand Music Month.
'Back to school': Māori Party's advice to Nats on bilingual road signs
“I’m not so sure why he [Simeon Brown] is so confused now.”
Te Rito journalism cadetship wins INMA international media award in New York for NZME
NZME is incredibly proud of an initiative that brings new voices and perspectives.
Te Whakatōhea’s decades-long claim finally settled
Te Whakatōhea settlement has been one of the longest-running and most contentious.
'Mind-blowing': Film project uses AI to bring Māori history to life
AI technology tipped to change face of film is being used in a Māori history series.
It is Perhaps a Sign opens at Sarjeant on the Quay
“With it being the last show for this space added gravity to the kaupapa."
Former New Zealander of the Year medallist being evicted
A South Auckland food bank and drop-in centre in Manurewa is looking for a new home.
‘They should all be English’: Simeon Brown says te reo Māori road signs 'confusing'
Just 'do your job', Simeon Brown advises the transport agency.
Te Kōanga O Rehua has returned after a near 160 year absence.
More taonga could be on their way.
Renowned master carver calls time on 56-year career
Clive Fugill dedicated his life to mastering the traditional Māori art form.
Building a future of new generation Māori healthcare workers
Hui targets new healthcare workers to improve inequities.
Māori performing arts companies combine forces for open day
Te Pou Theatre and The Dust Palace encourage young people to attend.
Tomorrow’s Māori leaders are getting schooled up in governance roles and responsibilities
The Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust taking the future leaders through vital roles.
Bic Runga: 'Women of my generation, we always looked up to her'
Kiwi singer says the death of Tina Turner has struck a chord with Kiwis.
Andrew Little says the Bushmasters will save Kiwi soldiers' lives
Andrew Little says the vehicles will save lives of Kiwi soldiers on the front line
Muruika housed kainga, pataka and sacred altars
Where the present St Faiths Church stands today is a humble piece of land called Muruika.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Expo offers healing options
Covid, traumatic climate events and rising costs of living present multitude of problems.
Opinion: Iwi shed tears of joy and grief as kuia returns
Items of particular significance are taken to hapu to keep a connection to taonga.
Whānau Matters: Episode 12 - My Lonely Dad
Guilt is something children of a separation or divorce can encounter and subsequently take on responsibilities beyond their age. Recognising this can turn your child’s life around for the better. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Invasive clam discovered: Morgan ‘mortified’ by pest found in awa
BiosecurityNZ is urging people interacting with the river to keep an eye out for the clam.
The Māori Roll call continues as the July cut off date draws nearer
Māori have until July 13 to decide which electoral roll they will vote on