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Marama Davidson hit by motorcycle: 'I can confidently say, I know who it was'
Greens co-leader says the bikie she collided with should come forward
Greens co-leader says the bikie she collided with should come forward
Ngaire Te Tai is overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and koha for her son Kane.
Two Taranaki trusts look to help whānau into their own homes.
The discovery of an old manuscript led student on a journey into his past.
March has been a month of reflection, but the mahi must go on.
Opinion: This conference has been strategically timed in advance of the October elections.
Puketawai Marae trustee Victor Walker never wants a repeat.
Proposed library closures will impact society’s most vulnerable - experts.
Pak’nSave announces ‘Pak Your Pantry’, an initiative to support Cyclone Gabrielle whānau.
Two Māori entrepreneurs could hold the key to the cryptocurrency padlock.
Crankworx is broadcast to a number of different countries.
Three-quarters of Naomi and Blair Castles' farm was underwater after the cyclone.
Kiwi musicians raise $700K for Cyclone Gabrielle rebuild.
The Cyclone Gabrielle fundraiser at West Auckland has a special meaning for Kiwi singer.
Up to a thousand free meals a day come from Neela's makeshift kitchen in Napier.
Maori Spectrum group looking at how allocations can be turned into income.
'The Whanganui Story' was initiated in 2006.
Māori Statutory Board tells Mayor Brown to keep his mitts off Māori money.
OPINION: 'Without that basic need, more of our people are vulnerable than ever before.'
The sister of soul Whirimako Black is performing at Here Kete 2023
Tauranga City Council adopted the draft user fees for Bay Venues at a meeting on Monday.
Eddie Low, Dennis Marsh, Brendan Duggan and Gray Bartlett on the road again.
It started with a sore back. By the time it was diagnosed, it was too late.
New member brings years of corporate and Treaty law experience.
There are concerns the law changes could have the opposite effect to that intended.
The Rotorua bureau operates on the "smell of an oily-rag".
Gut cancer is one of the main killers for Māori and needs more exposure.
Czech artist painted the oil on canvas piece in 1883, 3 years before chief's death.
Moana Maniapoto and the final interview with Māori matriarch Titewhai Harawira.
In the past 10 years New Zealand has admitted its lowest number of refugees in 60 years.