'Substantial miscarriage of justice': After 40 years behind bars man claiming innocence could walk free
'A significant possibility that an innocent person has been convicted.'
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'They both have had who they thought they were stripped away because of this.'
Australian youth crime, conversion laws pass in late-night sitting
The tougher bail laws will make it harder for older children to be released.
Māori rights to face global spotlight as UN sends special envoy to Aotearoa
'Indigenous rights are human rights, and we must work together to protect them.'
Why Māori don’t want to live on Māori land
Negative rhetoric deters whānau from living on Māori land or in small communities.
'Just let the reo speak for itself'
Te Po Theatre presents a new hybrid show of Māori theatre and circus.
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Funeral Guides collective helps whānau cut costs
Whakatāne-based group aims to help whānau reclaim traditional death-care practises.
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A week-long journey visiting three different indigenous communities in Costa Rica.
David Seymour has managed to unite Māori like no other leader
The Act crew have united Māori like no others.
National Park Village renaming proposal splits community
Te Korowai o Wainuiārua wants National Park village and railway station's original name.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi exhibition popular as Te Papa looks to transform it
Growing numbers of visitors see the exhibit as a highlight.
Our heritage laid out for Waitangi Day
The Treaty in all its glory will be on display Waitangi Day
Opponents of Waitangi Tribunal plans urged to listen
Waitangi Tribunal members and claimants are meeting on Tuesday in Waitangi.
'Divides the nation': Thousands flood streets for Invasion Day protests in Australia
"January 26th has become the one day of the year that completely divides the nation."
The new indigenous travel series celebrating Māori and Hawaiian culture
In his new Whakaata Māori series, Pio Terei explores connections between NZ and Hawaii.
NRL: Townsville to host next Indigenous v Māori clashes
The 2024 NRL All-Stars games kick off on February 16.
Australia's bush tucker is set to be the next superfood trend by 2025
Are you ready to taste Australia’s most vibrant native foods this Kambarang season?
Green Party MP says Treaty of Waitangi should not be up for debate
Indigenous people's rights are not up for interpretation through a referendum, she says.
After bruising vote, Indigenous Australians say ‘reconciliation is dead’
New York Times: Aboriginal leaders say a permanent shift in race relations is underway.
Funding boost for indigenous start-ups
Four start-up organisations have received funding to support indigenous stories.
Australia’s Indigenous peoples look with envy at New Zealand’s Treaty of Waitangi
Anaru Eketone is in Australia as they vote down an Aboriginal voice to their constitution
Australia looks for new ways to lift Indigenous living standards after referendum loss
Aboriginal flags flew at half-mast across Australia as a mark of disappointment.
A ‘No’ vote would be a setback for Australia’s relations with the Pacific - academic
Some Pacific leaders have voiced a keen interest in the outcome of the vote.
'Let's just be decent': Aussie host makes impassioned plea as Voice vote kicks off
Anthony Albanese cited the Israel-Hamas war to underscore why locals should vote 'yes.'
‘Killing a piece of us': Housing development on indigenous burial site
"It’s no different from what they’ve been doing to us over the past 250 years."
Australia votes on Voice referendum on Saturday
PM pushing for 'yes' vote, but many signal they are in 'no' camp.
A polarised Australia confronts ‘Trump-style’ misinformation
NY Times: The Voice referendum has split Australia - and sparked a wave of conspiracies.
NRL star Nathan Cleary backs yes vote on Indigenous voice
Australian voters will hit the ballot box this month to decide on a constitutional change.
Possibility, opportunity, hope: Why Kiwis should make a date for Garma
Australia's largest indigenous gathering happens once a year in a remote location.
Te reo Māori inspires Native American to save her own Indigenous language
Only eight people in her tribe are fluent, and they’re all aged 70-plus.
Winston Peters claims ‘Māori are not indigenous’ at meeting with supporters
The idea of Māori being indigenous to NZ was a "misconstruct", Peters said.
Pequot nation's wealth more than entire collective economic value of Māori iwi
Māori trade delegation reports back on trip to US.