You’re hired: Investment in Maori apprenticeships lowers jobless numbers
The number of trades trainees has increased 71 per cent.
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Corey Harawira-Naera is on the mend after nasty on-field drama.
Calling on a new cohort of Māori cadets to upskill and make real impacts for whānau
The Icehouse is looking for 25 future leaders.
StatsNZ stays focused on mopping up Census stragglers
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Hospitality awards 2023 finalists announced
There are 20 categories from which the overall supreme winner will be chosen.
Local Focus: Gisborne community rallies around family who lost it all
The Alexander's family home was destroyed by flooding after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Māori performing arts companies combine forces for open day
Te Pou Theatre and The Dust Palace encourage young people to attend.
Tomorrow’s Māori leaders are getting schooled up in governance roles and responsibilities
The Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust taking the future leaders through vital roles.
Andrew Little says the Bushmasters will save Kiwi soldiers' lives
Andrew Little says the vehicles will save lives of Kiwi soldiers on the front line
‘Transformational’ dam offers hope for Kaikohe’s future
Backers hope dam will do in the west what Kerikeri’s irrigation system did for the east.
'Give us some breathing room': Whanganui food charity chasing extra funds
“There’s been new faces coming and less food to go around.”
The Māori Roll call continues as the July cut off date draws nearer
Māori have until July 13 to decide which electoral roll they will vote on
Three throw their hats in the ring for Kai Iwi byelection
Voting for the election will begin on June 15.
Bastion Point gathering to mark the 45th commemoration of one of our darkest days
The 506-day occupation on Bastion Point was a catalyst for change in Aotearoa.
Small town banking trial sunk due to lack of a suitable building
A banking hub trial in Tūrangi has ended before it began.
3km pathway: New build begins along Pāpāmoa coast
The shared path will have rest stops, new public toilets and spots for food trucks.
Rawhiti and Paparoa firefighters off to fight Alberta wildfires
Two Northland firefighters part of NZ crew to Canada
Māori media won’t be measured by audience share - Jackson
Broadcasting Minister says the investment in Māori media is a Treaty obligation.
Education and sport power couple take charge at St Stephen's
Yvette McCausland-Durie will lead school with husband Nathan.
Still here, still working, still together: The stunning recovery of the Esk Church
The clang of a church bell rang on Tuesday morning, as if to say, "I'm still standing".
Coffee shop gives away hundreds of free coffees after Eftpos break down
Meg Masterson had no idea if customers would return to pay. She needn't have worried.
Local Focus: Charity out to serve up kindness
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‘A life of its own’: Opening of community garden brings joy to Tamatea
The lawn of Julie McLean's Lancaster St property is now a new community garden.
Tonga moves quick to invite American Idol winner Iam Tongi to the Friendly Islands festival
Tonga Tourism has put a shout out to American Idol winner Iam Tongi.
Advisers say Tribunal homelessness report falls short
Advocates have renewed calls for the establishment of a Māori housing authority.
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.
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