Census makes final push for Māori and Pasifika stragglers with Warriors tickets and kai vouchers
Thousands of notices have gone to Census defaulters warning of fines.
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Te Matatini hopes to take kapa haka to a global viewing market
World stage beckons for performing arts festival.
Māori in the media given putea to build more capacity across the media landscape
Budget funding will see more Māori and te reo in the media.
Rob Campbell: 'I failed at Te Whatu Ora. I should have been far more disruptive'
Ex Health NZ boss Rob Campbell addresses a group of clinical health professionals
100-year-old motorcycles feature at annual Northland rally
A motorcycle from 1918 featured at the annual event.
Photos: Waipukurau Club rolls back the years for big milestone
There was plenty of colour and festivities for the anniversary.
Opinion: We need to talk about young people and homelessness
What is more basic than food on the table, and a roof over your head?
At-odds iwi Tainui and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei agree on Budget
Iwi from around the rohe agree Budget 2023 has been kind to Māori.
PM opens 24-hour ‘Play.Stay.Grow’ hub designed by rangatahi, for rangatahi
PM Chris Hipkins will officially open a new hub for youth, designed by their own peers.
Budget 2023: Māori will benefit, says Willie Jackson
An easy win for Māori for Te Matatini but putea tight everywhere else.
Kapa haka event hoping for something in Budget
Hopes are high that Te Matatini will receive a funding boost from Budget 2023.
Teen parent service calls for more support for young pregnant Māori
Teenage pregnancies halved over a decade but Māori still make up the majority.
Council budget cuts: South Auckland leader weeps at loss of funding helping 60,000 poor kids
Matt Winiata said there would be no funding for the programme.
Māori art takes centrestage
He Toi Whakairo, He Mana Tangata - M9 bringing Māori Art front and centre this Matariki
The National Party needs to support wāhine Māori who will fight for their frontline
National needs to show some leadership that will attract wahine Māori to its team.
Austrian officials in meeting with Northland iwi for return of stolen taonga
Austrian grave robber Andreas Reischek stole Ngāti Hine taonga in the late 1880s.
Stats NZ admits questions asked in the Census are not quite right for Māori
The government agency admits it wants to hone in more on what matters to Māori in 2028.
Study determines if youth mental health is caused by their neighbourhood environment
Māori and Pacific Island youth mental health outcomes may lie in where they live.
Cyclone-hit homeowners respond to $100m to improve stopbanks
'It is just a matter of feeling safe': Flood victim's unanswered questions.
Last two meetings about extending Kensington rescue heli base lease coming up
Whangārei council to hold last two meetings over rescue chopper base in Kensington.
Gumboots for a good cause: Puketapu fundraiser spreads joy for flood-hit community
Punters donned their best wellies for a good cause.
SPCA provides story books in te reo to Māori education providers across Aotearoa
SPCA is providing books in Te Reo to schools who teach te reo.
Stopbanks, roads and local response key factors in $941m pre-Budget cyclone relief
Government earmarks nearly $1 billion for cyclone recovery, announced in Hawke's Bay.
Wintec Te Pūkenga celebrates 30-year nursing milestone
Māori nursing programme run out of Wintec reaches significant milestone.
Meka Whaitiri move makes political waves, and causes ripples to Māori and general electoral rolls
Thousands of Māori have jumped rolls but thousands have flip-flopped.
Aotearoa’s first golf course with artificial greens has special links to Māori golf
Tapora Golf Club on the Kaipara Harbour has undergone a major redevelopment.
'Just amazing': The gems bringing back some sparkle for flood victims
Deep in the silt, she found her treasures and "bawled". But how to clean them?
Whānau Ora model is changing whānau lives for the better - report
The Ngā Tini Whetū programme is lifting lives out of hopelessness.
Kurawaitī developing next generation of Waikato River kaitiaki
The next cohort of rangatahi are schooling up their wai.
Rob Campbell: I am a product of a colonial society and an elite within
Business director and entrepreneur Rob Campbell talks about Māori equity.
Local hapū and whānau place rāhui after teen dies in 'harrowing' cave incident
Karnin Ahorangi Peter died after a group of students were trapped in Abbey Caves.
Abbey Caves tragedy: School board breaks silence; Educators say now's the time for aroha - not blame
Leaders in the Te Tai Tokerau education community are focused on supporting the whānau.
Community patrollers receive new defibrillator thanks to Tall Poppy donation
Kāpiti Community Patrol will be getting a new defibrillator.
Waitangi Tribunal hears kura concerns on autonomy
Yesterday was the last day for the tribunal to hear the kura grievances.