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Jonty Douglas was helping a mate when he was stabbed to death by a stranger.
Eliminating whakamā in learning te reo Māori
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Hāngī dumplings expected to be in high demand
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Waikato wahine sworn in as first Māori Employment Court judge
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Waiata Anthems: Reti Hedley using music to express his Māori culture
Singer Reti Hedley shows off Māori pride in new waiata.
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Opinion: The Pae Ora reforms, public health and making it work
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‘Word banking’ Te reo Māori street names not seen as helpful
"It needs to resonate with an area, it needs to speak to the whenua."
Crying maunga’ inspires cyclone relief song
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Pair of extinct NZ birds fetch huge price at British auction
Taxidermied huia sell for over $460k at British auction
Why did I want to learn reo Māori, despite being a Pākehā?
Irishman Jim Mahoney explains why he learnt the language of the land.
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Humour has the remarkable ability to bridge divides, says Black.
Māori delegation to set record straight on ocean voyaging
Māori academics in Peru on a mission to reignite pre-colonial connections between cultures
Cheer amid despair: How $10.3m Lotto win brought joy to cyclone-ravaged Wairoa
A massive Lotto win gave Wairoa residents something to celebrate after a 'tough year'.
An award for a vicar - and his love for his community
Five Māori receive King’s Honours in week of investiture ceremonies.
'Learned his lesson': Jailed Auckland radio host released on home detention
Nate Nauer has been released after five months in prison.
'Thrilling': New York Met curator Dr Maia Nuku wins supreme award for world class Kiwis
Nuku looks after more than 2000 works of Pacific art and ancestral taonga.
Stranger’s act of kindness gives comfort to family of 12yo killed in accident
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Te Arawa mobilising to beat invasive pest
The invasive clams were first found in April and originated in Asia.
Iwi drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts; reserves stance under its Treaty claim settlement
Ngāti Tūwharetoa drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lift
Collaboration between kapahaka group and Philharmonic Orchestra
Te Kapahaka o Ōpōtiki Mai Tawhiti and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra have joined forces to release 12 waiata written over the past 27 years. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Hamilton City Council votes to change Sonning Carpark to Opoia Paa
Historian says the land should now be gifted back to mana whenua.
All Blacks or Warriors? Battle for rugby or league supremacy puts Kiwi sports fans to the test
We hit the streets to ask which result would have the biggest impact.
World awaits kapa haka and orchestra's collaboration
It's been a five-year collaboration between composers and the philharmonia.
Ngāti Tūwharetoa opposes liquidation of Ruapehu Alpine Lifts
The iwi was considering making a formal offer to purchase New Zealand's largest commercial skifield when it went into liquidation in July. Video / Te Ao Māori News
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Boh Runga takes time to read her own story book to tamariki on World Literacy Day.
Teen BMX star has sights set on Olympic domination
Rikihana-Gray is riding high after recent wins.
Omāhu Marae to host special Waiata Māori Music Awards show
Friday evening's show includes a star-studded line-up of Māori performers.
Pequot nation's wealth more than entire collective economic value of Māori iwi
Māori trade delegation reports back on trip to US.