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Te Aka Whai Ora chief sees transformative change happening
Māori health boss urges staff to remain focused and committed.
Coach expects Maui wildfires will add edge to students’ trip to waka ama champs
An Auckland University team full of first-time competitors will be competing in Hawaii.
Universities reluctant to set parity deadlines for Māori and Pasifika students
The Tertiary Education Commission has been trying for years to improve their education.
Te Pāti Māori looks to upsize Māori health and life expectancy with election policy suite
Te Pāti Māori have a number of health initiatives for more equitable outcomes.
Rob Campbell: Consultants, the public sector, and the real costs of doing business
Overuse of external consultants is a risk to strong, efficient, equitable public service.
Council and teen influencer behind voting push for 18-year-olds
Māori Council and ‘Māori Millionaire’ inspire rangatahi to register to vote.
Rotorua mayor plans new community safety hub after attacks on teens
Tania Tapsell said the hub would co-ordinate resources in one place.
David Seymour: If it's best for all people, then it's best for Māori
The Act leader says he knows what's best for Māori.
Te Tāpui Atawhai Auckland City Mission crowned at Diversity Awards
Te Tāpui Atawhai has won the Supreme Award at the 2023 Diversity Awards.
Māori farms bigger, carry more stock than average - data
New figures from Stats NZ show Māori farms are much larger than the average.
Rotorua attacks: Call to confront problem head-on
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait says we must work with the families to stem crime.
Willie Jackson confident of winning five Māori seats - but other two will be close
Labour's Māori strategist on their chances in the seven Māori seats.
Anthony Albanese: 'October 14 is our time...it’s our chance.'
Australian PM sets October 14 as the date for a critical Australian referendum.
Once were Warriors: Vatuvei and Faumuinā talk about life away from league
Both were considered bad boys and have been on different journeys.
Ten PhD scholars funded in latest round of Māori Futures Programme
Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga supports tomorrow’s Māori research leaders.
Children wearing colours, meaning there is a gang influence in attacks - Tapsell
The council is spending $1.8m on security - but Tania Tapsell wants more police.
Te Pāti Māori apologises for ‘harmful narratives’ about refugees and migrants on party website
A series of tweets said the party did not stand for xenophobia and racism in any form.
'I was freaking out': Victim tells of home invasion by teen trio
The sole occupant of the house was told he would be killed if he did not hand over cash.
NZ Fashion Week: ‘Like coming home’ - Rotorua model returns to runway
'I love that the designer I’m walking for has got a good message'.
Coastal marae hit with potentially devastating climate change problems
Several marae face the difficult prospect of having to move.
New brand better illustrates organisation's future
Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust changes name to Tapuwae Roa
Tamihere: Government did not get their rights through discovery
Māori have rights by agreement, not conquest, says party president
Classic Greek tragedy opera revived with Māori, Pacific twist
(m)Orpheus production to feature Māori and Pacific Island influences.
Motu and Daniels want next fights in their hometown Whangārei
Northland fighters preparing for their next encounters.
Motu and Daniels determined to maintain winning streak
Boxing stars Lani Daniels (Ngāti Hine) and Mea Motu (Te Rarawa) will both compete in their hometown Whangārei. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Traditional ways used to calm the mind and encourage sleep
Oriori were often composed by parents and elders of the community.
Internship could create significant ‘societal change’
The creators say there is 'huge' potential for the 'Āhei Program'.
'David vs Goliath': Small kura up against big schools in hockey nationals
History will be created this week.
Willie Jackson: After our disagreement, we sang karaoke
Annette Sykes unhappy Jennifer Ward-Lealand appointed to Māori Language Commission.
Towards a better build-to-rent model
Dr Anthony Hoete hopes a new type of rental model could increase housing affordability.
From prison inmate to gallery owner - How one man refused to let his past define his future
Mark Lang found his Māori and spiritual guidance in prison.
Turning unwanted supermarket food into 35,000 meals a week
Fair Food,provides 35,000 meals for Auckland families in need every week.
Green Party promises fund to protect towns and cities from flooding
The Urban Nature Fund is included in the Greens' Climate-Safe Communities plan.