Who won the Walters? $50k prize announced at Auckland Art Gallery
Winning artwork praised for 'radicality of its manifestation'.
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Māori Language Commission says funding cuts raise questions about Govt's commitment to te reo
'If we are going to revitalise te reo Māori we need the infrastructure to do it.'
Māori sportspeople, administrators to be honoured at awards night
Sporting achievements will be recognised at annual Māori Sports Awards.
Taku Mana is released today as part of the Waiata Anthem month of music
Majic Paora is thrilled to part of the Waiata Anthems whānau.
Labour attacks Government over Whakaata Māori job losses
The national indigenous broadcaster is set to lose $10.3 million of funding.
Māori students are 1.36 times more likely to leave school without UE than a European student
NCEA qualification achieved but not UE, study finds.
Opinion: Wellington government job cuts have compounded the hurt across the community
OPINION: Businesses are scaling back and dipping into their reserves.
Te Pāti Māori warns of ‘million Māori’ wrath over axed $30m te reo programme
Labour's Willow-Jean Prime: 'You can't value te reo Māori while cutting vital resources.'
Māori TV job cuts, possible axing of TV news proposed
Whakaata Māori proposes axing daily news and shifting to digital amid $10m funding cuts.
Statistics reveal big changes to iwi populations
Iwi data reveals populations have increased by an average of 46% over 10 years.
The root of the kūmara unearthed in Golden Bay
Research has uncovered the location of the earliest sites of kūmara in Polynesia.
Seymour says parents could face prosecution for kids' truancy
The Associate Education Minister announces a new scheme to tackle a 'truancy crisis'.
Māori and Pasifika have been priced out of paradise
OPINION: Building new houses that are warm, dry and secure is urgent and necessary.
Willie Jackson says National takes applause for Labour's housing initiative
Labour MP accuses Government of 'spinning the stats'.
Find out what's on in the Bay of Plenty
From Tauranga to Rotorua, discover upcoming events in the Bay of Plenty region.
Te Pāti Māori MP committed ‘unforgiveable sin’ with ‘lies’ comment – Jones
It's been alleged that the MP called others in the House liars.
Foreshore & seabed: Govt seeks shortened select committee period, bill passes first reading
Government wants to restore the 2011 test for Customary Marine Title.
Opinion: If TAB ran odds, whānau and child poverty would be huge favourites
OPINION: Targets are neither the problem nor the solution, Rob Campbell writes.
Māori, Pasifika and disabled missing from manufacturing, engineering and logistics
Workforce Development Action Plan will be presented at Parliament today
91-year-old competitor Henry Parkinson promises to return 'if I survive'
1950s Māori All Black Henry Parkinson still aiming high at Kaumātua Games
Māori mum's concern at children's access to damaging online material.
Online harm wānanga shows parents what a minefield they face.
Cooking skills added to community work sentences
Offenders in Whangārei enjoy learning how to cook.
Mpox vaccination campaign to make more Māori and Pasifika aware
Burnett Foundation Aotearoa has awareness campaign for LGBTQIA+ community.
Auld Mug greeted with pōwhiri and spine-tingling haka in Whangārei
Te Kura o Waikare school students steal the Americas Cup show
Cafe to continue with its bilingual greetings to customers
Wellington cafe rewards those who order in te reo.
Sand art mural decorates Mount Main Beach for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
'Toi onepū [sand art] is the perfect medium to symbolise te reo Māori.'
Opinion: Toi Koru a survey of Sandy Adsett’s 60-year career
Toi Koru is a survey of Adsett’s work from his 60-year career.
Tūwhakairiora's story comes to life in Kairākau's latest season on Whakaata Māori
'We had the vision of taking our tīpuna stories to the world - they’re that worthy.'
'I'm proof it can work': Midwifery student encourages others to study health
Eloise Matete said having her own children made her realise she wanted to be a midwife.
'Keep that flame alight': How rising teen beat the odds and wrote a song about it
Why Nikau Grace's latest single is a bit special.
'Politically clumsy': Ngāi Tahu blasts David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill
National, NZ First have already ruled out supporting the policy.
Foreshore & seabed: Supreme Court orders Crown to pay more than $100,000 to cover claimants’ court costs
Court has ruled in favour of hapū group, Te Kāhui.
The bicultural history of Tāmaki Makaurau in poster displays
28 Posters in Lorne Street with stay on display for another week.