Business$7m of NZ cargo to remain in South AfricaA $7 million shipment of phosphate bound for Napier will remain held at a South African.17 Jun 01:58 AM
WorldTrudeau urges Pope Francis to apologiseTrudeau has urged Pope Francis to visit Canada to apologise to indigenous peoples.30 May 05:00 PM
OpinionWhyte: River law legislative lunacyCOMMENT: Jamie Whyte feels our legislators have embarrassed themselves.19 Mar 04:19 PM
KahuWatch NZH Local Focus: Taonga pūoro heard again in NapierThe beauty and mystique of Māori musical instruments were almost lost to the world. But Napier man Layton Robertson is playing his part to help revive them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.02 Dec 01:51 AM
KahuTop Kiwi student tackled racism at HarvardA Kiwi who tackled institutional racism at Harvard Law School now wants to share his experiences in the Human Rights Commission anti-racism campaign.07 Nov 02:22 AM
EntertainmentArtists launch exhibition in MonacoAbout 50 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island artists have travelled to Monaco for the launch of an exhibition of their work highlighting ocean protection.25 Mar 04:30 PM
TravelSydney: Going walkaboutYou don't have to travel to remote parts of Australia to experience its indigenous culture. There's plenty on offer right on Sydney's doorstep.06 Mar 08:00 PM
OpinionTuehu Harris: Historic image helps sustain the Māori language journeyForty years ago, in April 1975, a high profile protest march from the Far North to Wellington was being planned to co-ordinate with September 14, 1975.29 Jul 07:50 PM
OpinionPaora Maxwell: Protect precious taonga by giving te reo a goEveryday use of Maori language in Aotearoa is accepted in many areas of society but we still have a way to go before its usage is normalised, writes Paora Maxwell.29 Jul 05:30 PM
KahuSchool opens door to te reo earlyYear 2 students at Glenfield's Mānuka Primary School are still learning to read and write in English - but they are already learning te reo Māori too.29 Jul 05:00 PM
OpinionPeter Calder: Keeping the hangi fires burningIf you had never heard the one about the Irishman, the German and the Sikh, Te Mahurehure Community Marae in Pt Chevalier on Sunday was the place to be.07 Jul 05:00 PM
KahuKiwis are better off and mostly happyStatistics NZ's General Social Survey has been conducted every two years since 2008-09.26 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandMaori Party's scathing letter to AbbottThe Maori Party coleaders have used Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott's visit to New Zealand to criticise his treatment of Aboriginal people.20 Apr 02:19 AM
WorldMelbourne rocked by protestsA large protest opposing the closure of remote indigenous communities in Western Australia yesterday shut down streets in central Melbourne.10 Apr 05:00 PM
KahuPressure goes on Ngapuhi to settleGovernment ministers have upped the pressure on Ngapuhi to get on with their settlement in the lead-up to Waitangi Day - and even the Governor-General got in on the act.04 Feb 04:00 PM
KahuMorgan lays down Treaty challengePhilanthropist and economist Gareth Morgan has set out two challenges to the Government at his first visit to Ratana Pa.22 Jan 03:08 AM
KahuMorgan: Get radical on race issuesPakeha nearly "exterminated" Maori and need to make good on the intent of the Treaty - including compulsory te reo in all primary schools, Gareth Morgan says.21 Jan 04:00 PM
KahuBad calls cut $66m to $16mBut iwi group will not take its founding trustees to court to recover lost "Treelords" settlement cash because of cost and "ongoing damage to the reputation of the trust".20 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionGareth Morgan: Co-operation needed to deliver rangatiratanga fairlySo far we've identified the achievements of the Treaty settlement and reconciliation process, and flagged that the process is now being pushed beyond the point of being useful.07 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionGareth Morgan: One-sided tribunal process recipe for ongoing tensionYesterday we saw how progress has been made on matters where both language versions of the Treaty say the same thing. Those areas are predominantly natural resources and cultural treasures.06 Jan 04:00 PM
OpinionMaire Leadbeater: West Papuans' long fight for freedomWaitangi Day, New Zealand's national day, comes with controversy, robust historical debate and challenges to do more to address the grievances of the past.26 Nov 04:00 PM
OpinionLucy Lawless: Simple act shows a cultural chasm'Look at the Earth sitting on top of itself," the Aboriginal man said to me in an Outback mining town, writes Lucy Lawless.08 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldTop diplomat backs constitution changeAustralia’s new high commissioner in London has used one of his first public speeches to back recognition of indigenous people in the constitution.25 Jun 01:02 AM
OpinionBob Jones: Preserving heritage - or feathering the nest?There's a Bay of Islands bloke bearing that fine old Maori name of Hoskins, who's chairman of something called the Motu Kokako Ahuwhenua Trust.03 Feb 04:30 PM
WorldIndigenous backlash could cost Labor seatLast month, in the vast, remote Culgoa River region of New South Wales, the People's Council of the Murrawarri Republic assembled for the first meeting.28 Aug 05:30 PM
WorldRudd hails 'Aboriginal Magna Carta'Fifty years ago, the Yolngu people of Arnhem Land presented two petitions framed by ochre bark paintings to the federal Parliament.10 Jul 05:30 PM
OpinionToby ManhireToby Manhire: At last, Devoy speaks out on raceWhat distinguishes this cartoon is its effort to get humour from a caricature of Maori and Pacific people as fat, greedy, selfish, alcoholic gamblers, writes Toby Manhire.30 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandFatty diet wreaks havoc in islandsPacific health experts are calling for a quota on the amount of fatty food exported to the Pacific Islands, where heart disease, diabetes and obesity are the norm.02 May 05:30 PM
OpinionPita Sharples: I stay because I have a job to doMy jovial slip of the tongue about remaining the co-leader "until I die" was not what I intended, writes Dr Pita Sharples.27 Mar 04:30 PM
