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Help or hindrance? Ex-mayor questions Civil Defence's donations advice
People want to help cyclone victims, but Civil Defence says it's not always helpful.
People want to help cyclone victims, but Civil Defence says it's not always helpful.
“I do not let my grandchildren out the gate. They cannot play beside the road."
Emily Henderson thanks those that chipped in to help during Cyclone Gabrielle,
"Be proud, think of your family, and think of the things that make you feel good."
Band's new single aims to unite Aotearoa after a rollercoaster three years.
Inside the Civil Defence and military-run distribution centre.
A new exhibit of makawe takatāpui (Māori wigs) takes inspiration from Pōkarekare Ana.
One Taupō company is taking to the skies to provide much-needed aid to Hawke's Bay.
The page is raising funds to help the grieving family rebuild their life.
Country artists across the motu have showcased their skills online for flood relief.
“We have learnt a lot from Covid and other issues where Māori have had to stand up.”
Isolated Māori are not getting enough support to rebuild marae.
"I have been living on my overdraft, and this is supposed to be the height of the season."
Disabled Kaikohe artist hopes his win inspires others.
Puna Whakaata Maniapoto-Love is excited to celebrate our culture and connect with whānau.
They're fundraising in a bid to "help the Quail fly again".
Its floors have been coated in a knee-deep sea of mud.
Hikawai Te Nahu, 21, has aspirations to cater to te taiao through his studies.
"I have decided to explore this new opportunity to continue to represent my community."
Supplies arrive at the cut-off community.
Kaihaka is a music manager, choreographer, artistic producer, fearless game-changer
Takitimu-Waihirere marae in Wairoa needs urgent help with clean-up.
Bailey Mackey mixes the worlds of Māori and Pākehā.
Kura Te Ua is ready for M9 and Te Matatini.
Cyclone Gabrielle has been devastating but won't knock out Coasties.
Peata Melbourne will be one of nine well-known Māori voices speaking at M9.
Reclaiming the historical interpretations shaped by Pākehā ethnomusicologists.
Mother, kaihaka, and wahine in business is all in a days work for Kahurangi MIlne