New wild home for takahē on Ngāi Tahu whenua in Ōtākou
Takahē numbers are now estimated to be nearing 500 and growing at 8pc a year.
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Abbey Caves death: Rāhui could be extended as debate on access continues
Hapū declared a rāhui at Abbey Caves until the end of August, but it may be extended.
'You have to take a stand': Deputy chair quits over Māori ward decision
Alan Kurtovich says his decision was 'absolutely' the right one in spite of the cost.
Power unaffordability for whānau ‘unacceptable’, Energy Hardship Panel says
A total of 8000 homes have been disconnected in the past few years due to unaffordability.
National vows to scrap contracts with gangs for community support
Luxon says his party would put an end to gangs getting government contracts, if elected.
Rotorua rainbow community celebrates first pride festival
The festival is run by Rotorua Chamber of Pride.
Australian conference hears of Māori reo revitalisation efforts
Fresh insights from the Indigenous Language and Technology conference.
Work of indigenous nations will provide new insights for the future
In Darwin, Australia, attendees of the biennial Indigenous Language and Technology Conference have been hearing about initiatives to preserve and protect the Māori language. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Unitec gallery showcases creative industries
Toi o Wairaka 'has many roles' within the community.
Hundreds witness history as first wahine Māori Land Court chief judge sworn in
Caren Fox officially becomes the first wahine to hold the position.
Opinion: Former police Inspector Regan Tamihere should be celebrated not condemned
The police inquiry into Inspector Regan Tamihere has no cultural component.
Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki shocked by sudden death of leader
Former chairman of Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki Hemi (James) Brown has died.
Non-Māori speakers can recognise 1000-plus te reo words - study
'Incidental exposure' to language is helpful for anyone who wants to learn a language.
We desperately need to stomp the stigma for asking for help
Students from 10 high schools will come together for the Wellies for Wellbeing.
Act Party says Māori seats on Auckland Council ‘divisive’
Leader David Seymour rules Maori seats out
Corrections criticised over Arohata Prison transfers
High Court rules transferring wāhine Māori away from whānau is illegal.
Female inmates transferred away from whānau
The High Court has slammed Corrections for moving female offenders from Wellington's Arohata Women's Prison last year. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Miraka Kirīmi back in even bigger quantities
Whittaker’s announces the return of Miraka Kirīmi, crafted to mark Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Non-Māori appointed to Māori Language Commission
Willie Jackson will announce Ward-Lealand’s appointment today.
Northland's Mea Motu and Lani Daniels defending world boxing titles on Saturday
Asthma won't stop Kaitāia's Mea Motu defending her IBO super bantamweight title.
Victim allegedly forced to dig her own grave: Two more charged in kidnapping case
The victim was allegedly subjected to numerous assaults and forced to dig her own grave.
Hundreds of Te Pāti Māori election billboards targeted in ‘frightening’ attacks
"They’ve been targeted to the point where it’s sadly become almost an anti-Māori sport."
Man who poached 4600 crayfish for ‘sprawling’ black market ring jailed
Crayfish poacher apologised after abusing customary permit system.
Kaitiakitanga business model thrives as other dairy farmers take a hit
Miraka was established in 2010 by a small group of Māori trusts and incorporations.
‘You can take on the world’: League rep sets up youth mentorship
“I wanna let these kids know that you can take on the world, man.”
'Taonga belongs to all of Aotearoa': Calls for stuffed huia to return to NZ
Two stuffed Huia being auctioned in UK should be in Aotearoa, says Dame.
Opinion: It is very dangerous for politicians to start picking preferred medication
Using terminal illnesses to grab votes is not our way to win an election.
Māori see opportunity in Labour’s literacy programme in schools
Labour’s proposal to integrate financial literacy in schools an opportunity for Māori.
Dun Mihaka remembered as a relentless fighter for justice
Te reo Māori advocate and Māori rights activist Te Ringa Mangu 'Dun' Mihaka has died.
'Didn’t Israel say he wants to drag my carcass across South Africa? Let’s do it in South Africa'
“I didn’t say he wasn’t a real African,” Dricus Du Plessis on Adesanya.
Getting Māori nursing voices above ‘one world-view’ health system noise
Annual conference has lit a fire in Māori nurses to proudly be Māori in the health sector.
Hauiti: If National were new and innovate about their candidates, those three would be listed higher
Wāhine Māori land down the National Party list.
Two Māori cricketers rediscover their heritage through wāhine tournament
The first ever national Māori women's cricket tournament to be held in Hastings.