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What's on in Auckland this weekend
With an array of events showcasing Auckland's diversity, you don't want to miss out.
Opinion: Starlight burning out: Taupō cinema a vital cultural lifeline
Reviewer Jen Shieff weighs in on the impending loss of Taupō's only cinema.
From the MTG: Objects evoke feelings about our history
A cyclone is hard to collect material from as so much was contaminated.
Tuku Morgan: 'Whitewashing' to surreptitiously redefine Treaty settlement by stealth
OPINION: Tainui on why Three Waters was a step forward.
Sarjeant Gallery named a NatGeo ‘Best of the World’ pick for 2024
The gallery is profiled in National Geographic’s 20 ‘Best Cultural Spots’ in the world.
Marae stands empty and can't be used for tangihanga
One year on from Gabrielle, families still in limbo
The Treaty is the moral trunk whose branches forms the basis that upholds us all - Moxon
Tureiti Moxon slams the Government's 100-day plan.
Stop the smokefree repeal - health agencies
Māori health group want smokefree decision sent to select committee,
Weaving with string games and Te Rā, our oldest sail
An exhibition at Auckland museum will share matauranga Māori knowledge.
Ngai Tahu sees potential opportunities in space
Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre fuses of tradition and innovation
University of Otago appoints first Deputy-Vice Chancellor Māori
Jacinta Ruru has been appointed as the University of Otago's Deputy-Vice Chancellor Māori.
David Seymour is whistling the same Treaty bigotry as Don Brash - Willie Jackson
OPINION: David Seymour's rhetoric is repeating Don Brash's trash.
Far North hapū gather today to mark biggest signing of Te Tiriti
More Māori chiefs signed Te Tiriti at Mangungu than Waitangi.
Brian Tamaki promises March Madness
The Destiny Church leader is taking his flock back to the streets
It's now the Year of the Dragon - what does that represent?
As the Lunar New Year begins, the dragon sign offers good fortune and success.
'A brave act': Misinformation researcher on how to tell better stories
The expert on Same Same But Different, courageous writers and highlighting solutions.
How travelling to Southeast Asia will educate your kids better than any classroom
Foster respect for different cultures, wildlife conservation and ethical travel choices.
New kura's principal aiming for kids who stand proud and confident in both worlds
The Papakura principal wants students to feel comfortable in the Māori and Pākeha worlds.
Adam Blair praises NRL Māori All Stars: 'A fantastic week that embodies our culture'
New Māoris coach Adam Blair is excited about his debut
Green spokesman roles keep MP out of race
Major portfolios keep Teanau Tuiono out of Green leadership race.
Dentist wants sustainable Māori health care
Justin Wall says Māori get inadequate dental care, and there are no plans for change.
‘No evidence’ cultural reports worked - Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith
Goldsmith says the Crown will no longer pay for cultural reports.
League legends and golfers combine for par-ty
Charity golf day raises funds for Northland youth rugby league.
Don’t come to talk at us about us, Northland MP tells Government
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi's advice to the Government - ignore us at your peril.
Urban Māori organisations have Tāmaki Makaurau musically covered
Free Waitangi Day concerts at West and South Auckland.
Banks Peninsula will host thousands at today's Waitangi Day celebrations
2000 to 6000 people are expected at Okains Bay today.
The redress deed Te Ruruku Pūtakerongo is not yet legally binding.
Taranaki Māori leaders fear maunga deal at risk.
Google celebrates Waitangi Day with kotahitanga Māori design on homepage
Māori designer Vincent Egan created the Google Doodle.
'We don’t believe Treaty is a partnership between races' - Seymour on eve of Waitangi
David Seymour: No successful society has divided itself by race.
Young Warriors return to Waitangi older and wiser
Nga Tamatoa return to Waitangi in force after 53 years.
Mary Los’e: I needed to get something more potent than the male appendage
From playing psycho Nurse Ana to aiding Pasifika people, Mary Los’e has a wide career arc.
The Treaty is bilingual and indivisible - Shane Jones
We need a renewed belief in our future Treaty partnership principles