Cold water's being poured on hopes that a settlement is imminent at Ihumatao.

Deputy PM shuts down reports Ihumātao land dispute would be settled by Waitangi Day.

Adviser to Māori King admits fraud charges over obesity surgery payment.

Govt says "high benchmark" would be needed to get involved in Ihumātao negotiations.

Mana whenua want the contentious land near Auckland airport back.

Labour's Māori caucus admits it could face competition from the Māori Party next year.

The occupation has loomed over the Prime Minister's visit to Tūrangawaewae Marae.

A spokesperson for Kīngi Tūheitia talked about moving forward to find a solution.

Senior Tainui figure says SFO will "lift the lid" on long-simmering allegations.

Low-interest related-party loan used to cover improperly-billed travel expenses.

Official investigation into $46k payment from King's fund for weight-loss treatment

Labour's Nanaia Mahuta says Kingitanga in "difficult position" if Government changes.

Celebrations in Ngāruawāhia this weekend. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Labour got a tongue lashing from the Maori King last year, but a snub of Ardern is denied.

New Zealand's 19th-century wars will receive greater recognition with a new national day

Bruce Munro lifts the lid on Maoridom's fierce fondness for the Queen.

Tomairangi Adrianne Gail Paki is said to have died peacefully this morning.

You live overseas for a few years and come to realise it's quite an advantage being part-Maori.

History has seen Auckland contested many times, so the iwi are well used to defending their patch, writes Joe Pihema.

A power struggle is brewing with the victor laying claim to Auckland.

The son of the Maori King now has a conviction against his name after the Crown was successful in its High Court appeal.

The Crown will argue this morning that the son of the Maori King should be convicted for offending earlier this year.

Tainui heavyweight Tukoroirangi Morgan will fulfil the Maori King’s official engagements as he recovers in hospital from his diabetes-related ailment.

Discussions are being held to decide whether King Tuheitia's commitments at the end of the year will be passed onto someone else.

The Maori King was admitted to hospital because of a “diabetes-related” ailment and is likely to remain there for at least another week.

The Maori King has been admitted to hospital after suffering "quite a big heart attack" earlier today.

The Maori King is adamant that his son had to front up to the consequences of his actions but says his family have been unfairly subjected to their own public trial by media.

The son of the Maori King will be back before the court next week.