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Manukau champion 'Nanny Annie' Candy gets honour
A veteran educator is humbled by an award for services to Māori and local government.
A veteran educator is humbled by an award for services to Māori and local government.
Ian Jones never imagined he'd need to be helping over-65s through winter.
Te Puke fire chief recognised for services to Fire & Emergency NZ and the community.
'I love the community - my family has lived here for five generations.'
'It's a hole now for us without such a strong [voice] in the community.'
Kia Kanuta wins award at masquerade event.
OPINION: Willie Jackson says Budget 2024 was terrible for Māori.
Tamihere: 'We’ve proven ourselves and the Budget is an indication of that.'
Protesters gathered at four locations before congregating in the city centre.
Ngāti Korokī is the last hapū to be heard by the Waitangi Tribunal.
"Golf is fun but not everyone can afford a $500 membership to play."
For the first time, a non-government organisation presents the census data.
Census reveals growing Māori numbers means more putea.
OPINION: A visit by Christopher Luxon was like an episode of Shark Tank.
Budget Day protests 'p***ing on their (the Government’s) parade'.
The 20th celebration will see the 'Bug Man' from Animal Planet as a special guest host.
Te Pāti Māori talks about its right to protest the Budget.
The country's biggest iwi is to cut costs and staff.
Police want commuters to hit the road to work early and avoid the peak-hour Māori carkois.
Everyone is invited to take what they need from the garden.
Carokois, hīkoi, peaceful protests to voice concern against Government.
The public have until tomorrow to have their say on council bill.
Parliament versus Federated Farmers day at Patutahi was an 'awesome' event.
Māori astronomer among award recipients.
'No one ever says they can't eat icecream because it's winter.'
Special ceremony marks changes at top of New Zealand Defence Force.
The captain’s run saw Chiefs players take on the Magic ahead of their home matches.
The Northland rūnanga has been running at a loss of $500,000 a year.
OPINION: Section 7AA has had unintended consequences for our tamariki.