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Private David Stewart’s bravery warrants medal ‘upgrade’ - Act defence spokesperson
'The reason he died was because of selfless, courageous actions in keeping others alive.'
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Kiwi opera star reflects on her life in music as her 80th birthday nears.
Finished: Te Arawa Whare Waka opening final step in revamp of Rotorua's lakefront
The opening brought to a close the five-year Rotorua lakefront development project.
Out of the shadows: Women's Refuge needs help as build stalls
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Non-Māori need to be aware of ‘privilege’ as demand for te reo grows
Full immersion learning comes with understanding the deep culture - actor/director.
'Concern and uncertainty': Will treasured community hall be demolished?
The community was told demo plans were under way but council now says it's still deciding.
Ngāi Tahu stalwart remembered as a 'nice and good man'
Charlie Croft is remembered at memorial service at Tūtehuarewa Marae.
Fa’anānā Efeso Collins: An extraordinary man of heart and soul
Efeso will be remembered as an extraordinary father, husband and son of Samoa.
Peeni Henare: The health of Māori is not a priority for this Government
Opinion: Relying on the status quo has not worked.
Ringa Atawhai will help to transform Māori children's hospital stay
Starship creates a dedicated team to cater to Māori cultural support.
'Reopening the conversation': Sale of Napier’s $65m of council houses back on the table
Council may about-turn on its decision not to sell its community housing.
'It's a beautiful day': Hundreds gather for Pākaitore celebrations
“It’s a beautiful day; a positive day.”
'One of darkest weeks for te ao Māori': Reti should hang head in shame, says Jackson
Māori agree this is one of the darkest weeks in our political history.
Kura feel they’ve been put to the bottom of the list again - Tinetti
Former education minister worries kura projects will be cut.
Government should stop the blame game and deliver solutions - Rahui Papa
Kaumātua says there has been no kōrero about what the alternative will be.
Charlie Crofts was a man for his Ngāi Tahu people
Ngai Tahu whānau mourning the loss of a leader.
Rich learnings from international exchanges of Indigenous people - Dr Moana Eruera
Why not boost support for Indigenous solutions of traditional health?
Why Ora is helping Māori into Taranaki's health workforce
A work initiative has doubled the number of Maori in health in Taranaki
Waitangi Tribunal hearing to listen to Māori veterans' war stories
Few Māori veterans from WWII acquired farms under settlement schemes.
Waitangi Tribunal claimants say Crown move not the end
Tribunal litigant claims Crown has pulled a 'power play' on Māori health.
'Like a miracle': Rain clouds part for street drags
'It was doom and gloom all the way to 4am.'
Vietnam veteran from Katikati gives insight into hardship of military life
'As a veteran, I was there – sometimes I still am.'
Mutu - The Prime Minister needs to call Seymour to order
Māori academic professor Margaret Mutu wants the PM to stop Act's propaganda
Māori golfer Kyle Mahi tees up for a shot at New Zealand Open
'It’s quite special to not only represent Māori, but also my whakapapa.'
Māori academic wants more research into poverty among tamariki
The Government should focus on the causes of high poverty, says Meihana Durie.
Kīngi Tūheitia to attend inaugural meeting of Pacific traditional leaders in Fiji
The king will take the light and the mauri from last month’s hui-ā-motu.
Te Matatini 2025: 12 groups qualify from Mātaatua, Ngāti Kahungunu and Te Tauihu regionals
Twelve kapa groups from Mātaatua qualify for Te Matatini 2025.
How can we help our precious kaumātua?
What our kaumātua need is a happy smile, a helping hand and a listening ear.
Hamilton City Council proposes more service and staff cuts
The cuts would save $10.4 million in 2026/27, and $104 million over the 10 years.
Proud moment for Ngāti Kahungunu as hosts of Dannevirke kapa haka competition
It’s the first time the event has been held in Dannevirke.
Outlook for Kaitāia A&P Show a sunny day with plenty of family fun
136th Kaitāia A&P Show set to shine, with a glorious Far North day expected.