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Learn the whakapapa of an historic Māori phrasebook at Auckland Council libraries
Auckland Council libraries celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Plastic consumables used in the cataracts procedures could be recycled and repurposed
Kiwi eye surgeons pioneer world leading waste initiative
Picture books bring pūrākau to new generations in uni and marae pilot in Te Waka a Māui
Marae pilots new picture books to a new generation.
Opinion: Does a Māori-first policy of language acquisition lead to dangerously low levels for intergenerational transmission?
Kiri Dell challenges people to think about their own bicultural vision for Aotearoa.
Communities have responsibilities for state housing, says Human Rights Commissioner
We all have a human rights responsibility to embrace suitable state houses.
Autistic boy wins national golf title after only playing three rounds - ever
The 12-year-old schoolboy cleaned up all comers to take out the title at the Aims Games.
Fronds, food, friends and family: Local artist turns tables and heads with NZ-first installation
The new table is turning heads in Te Awanga.
Two west Auckland sisters beat the world at pool
Sisters Laquiesha and Aaliyah Clifford are on top of the world
Cop who retired 13 years ago returns as Deputy Police Commissioner
Pieri Munro left police in 2010 but is back in 2023 to a high profile role.
Rewi Spraggon's hāngī dumplings coming to a store near you
He's fusing Asian cooking styles with hāngī techniques for a mouth-watering product.
Son killed by stranger, dad dies of a broken heart, whānau to face killer at sentencing
Jonty Douglas was helping a mate when he was stabbed to death by a stranger.
Far North news in brief: Meet candidates, community grants dished out and scam warning
News snippets from the Far North.
Family of youngest Cyclone Gabrielle victim need support due to newborn's heart condition
Friends of the Collins' are raising cash after their baby was born with a heart condition.
Waikato wahine sworn in as first Māori Employment Court judge
Merepaia King has been sworn in at her own marae in Waikato.
Opinion: The Pae Ora reforms, public health and making it work
Rob Campbell: The public health crisis will be us for a long time.
Pair of extinct NZ birds fetch huge price at British auction
Taxidermied huia sell for over $460k at British auction
Whanganui meeting calls for Māori wards and constitutional change
Andrew Tripe: Local government needs reform. But we do not have the answers to everything.
'Learned his lesson': Jailed Auckland radio host released on home detention
Nate Nauer has been released after five months in prison.
Iwi drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts; reserves stance under its Treaty claim settlement
Ngāti Tūwharetoa drops bid for Ruapehu Alpine Lift
Hamilton City Council votes to change Sonning Carpark to Opoia Paa
Historian says the land should now be gifted back to mana whenua.
World awaits kapa haka and orchestra's collaboration
It's been a five-year collaboration between composers and the philharmonia.
'Legacy to the city': Mini-golf course to stay at Memorial Park
Community support helped secure the mini-golf course's future.
Pequot nation's wealth more than entire collective economic value of Māori iwi
Māori trade delegation reports back on trip to US.
CBD light feature still on despite cost over-run
Taupō's new town centre is about to get a whole lot brighter.
Willie Jackson says David Seymour is Aotearoa's most dangerous man
The Labour MP says voters must be very wary of the Act leader.
Ngai Tūhoe mourns the loss of leader Paki Nikora
Ngai Tūhoe has lost a leader who put issues of tikanga and rangatiratanga first.
Late treatment heightens prostate cancer risk - kaumatua
Dene Ainsworth, of the Prostate Cancer Foundation, urges Māori men to get checked.
‘Sets us back decades’ - Wiradjuri researcher if Aussies reject Voice referendum
Indigenous leaders want the Voice to be heard in Aussie referendum.
Watch live: Willie Jackson eyes up David Seymour in fiery political debate
David Seymour will be bookended by Willie Jackson and John Tamihere at the debate.
Perfect gelato from imperfect kumara
Patisserie engineer has created an Italian ice cream from a Kiwi favourite.
Māori health inequity - where do parties stand?
Māori health consultant Teresa Wall analyses questions on improving Māori equity
All Black Tamaiti Williams discovers his tūpuna fought in France in WWI
'It was quite emotional for my family just for me to be here.'
Band translates 2018 song into te reo - and it won't be their last waiata
Lost Tribe Aotearoa releases their first ever te reo Māori waiata.