
'No cultural sensitivity': University 'Shed Pāti' sparks backlash
The party held at the University of Otago's Arana College was organised by Māori students.
The party held at the University of Otago's Arana College was organised by Māori students.
A week after offering to help with the Queen's funeral, the TV stars have arrived.
The introduction of Māori wards has empowered more Māori to stand for mayor.
Hokianga translator Joy Ngaropo-Hau is unravelling historic Māori texts.
The story of a clan of mountain lords who went to war to win the heart of Pihanga. Video / Ben Cummins
Te Pāti Māori co-leader says te reo is a messenger, bringing reclamation and reconnection.
Is a name inherited from a Dutch province still appropriate?
Make learning te reo fun so the kids enjoy it and gets them treats.
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There are many places to hear, learn and share te reo Māori.
Most Covid-19 rules to end from tonight.
'Māori people want to learn Te Reo because it's absolutely critical that they should do.'
A Māori educator on how we can make te reo Māori 'a normal part of our everyday being'.
Māori Language Week: The Advocate travelled across Northland to learn why te reo matters.
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Businesses have big plans to go even further this year - kōrero nui.
Have a go at te reo, ako (learn), whakarongo (listen), or waiata (sing).
OPINION: Iwi leader hails 10 years of progress for Ngā Mana Whenua o Tāmaki Makaurau.
The Māori economy must look to its roots with Asia to prosper.
Wihongi is a familiar face and voice in the Aotearoa entertainment industry.
Representation and partnership growing - and look nay-sayers, the world hasn't ended.
Marlon makes fans an offer they can't refuse. Video / Supplied
'I feel like we've been to hell and back': Fau Vake's brothers, John and James. Video / Māori Television
Te reo chocolate wrapper prompts bitter outrage - and a sweet wave of response.
Opinion: What's in a name? Plenty, if you are fighting for indigenous rights.
Māori academic says he will not stoop to the level of racists.
A by Māori for Māori solution to tamariki Māori in state care is needed.
Te Arawa Covid response call-centre trailblazing. Video / Te Ao / Māori TV
Northland iwi begin traffic stop on the water. Video / Māori Television
Jude Campbell and Tāmati Rākena have found a unique way to support their Kaikohe charitable trust by creating and selling clothes. Video / David Schaaf / Jed Bradley