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Cultural breakthrough in prisons: MP's tribute to Sir Norman Perry's legacy

Former MP's book recognises the prison reform leader's unacknowledged contributions.

Haka who ha: How do we keep the mana and integrity of the haka at heart - Opinion

New Zealand rightfully has the record for haka but do we over do it?

Taonga by master carver Pine Taiapa gifted to Tairāwhiti Museum

Made in 1965 by Pine Taiapa in Tikitiki, the taonga has been gifted to Tairawhiti Museum.

Call for Māori workforce to upskill to address the construction and building skills crisis

Māori unemployment is at 9.1%, more than twice the rate of the general population.

The Beehive will be buzzing with First Nations speakers

Capital iwi will host Native American visitors in October.

Digital book featuring classic waiata of te ao Māori has been launched

The songbook contains well-known waiata such as ‘Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi’ and ‘Pā Mai’.

Willow-Jean Prime: Ministers can’t claim they value te reo Māori, while cutting resources

OPINION: Our language is an essential part of our cultural identity.

Kaupapa Māori healthcare is working well in the regions

Some North Taranaki clinics feel the pressure of fewer GPs.

There’s a familiar pain shared across the world from old soul artists - Walker

This track ends a seven year journey and is the final addition to his trilogy.

Changing of the guard at Ngāi Tahu Holdings

Warwick Tauwhare-George to chair Ngāi Tahu Holdings Corporation Limit.

Research puts Māori experiences with alcohol harm at the forefront

'We just said to them ‘Tell us your stories, you’ve grown up with it, you’ve seen it’.

Students go into bat for their teachers' te reo funding

'Us kids won’t know where we are from if we don’t learn the language.'

From Lisbon to Porto: Unforgettable experiences on a Viking Portugal River cruise

Australian author Kathy Lette explores the Douro river on a vibrant cultural adventure.

Ballot will decide who gets to attend abuse in care apology

The apology was a key recommendation of the Royal Commission of Inquiry.

Editorial: Govt's education roadmap will hopefully avoid potholes

EDITORIAL: Ministers brandishing the stick to lift the appalling statistics.

Plenty of Māori art expressions during Auckland Art Week

Art weeks runs from October 4-October 13.

Tangihanga: A play that looks at death through a Māori lens

Kristyl Neho has been to 1000 tangi but none were as tough as her dad's.

Māori academics ask the Government to rescind ‘colourblind’ directive

'Ethnicity one of the strongest and best markers of need available.'