'Māori ki te ao': Three Māori contestants reach The Voice Australia’s semifinals
The top eight contestants will battle it out on Sunday for a spot in the finals.
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'I hope people take away a level of understanding and tolerance after reading the book.'
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'Regular New Zealanders' who oppose Act's Treaty Principles Bill create comedy skit.
Former MP named new Te Puia board chairman
'His experience in governance, management and business will be an asset.'
'By Tongan, for Tongan' approach to bowel screening supported
Pacific peoples are 60 per cent more likely to die from bowel cancer.
Te Kawau waka puts Māori culture centre stage at America's Cup
Ngāti Whatua Ōrākei waka makes a splash hit in Barcelona.
'Like a sick idiot': Peters claims use of 'simile' excuses his language in House amid uproar
It's just the latest row in the House over MPs' conduct in recent weeks.
Complaints about Hobson's Pledge ad in Herald partly upheld
The ad called to restore 'the foreshore and seabed to public ownership'.
Audrey Young: 'You'd be limping' – senior MPs bring schoolyard politics to Parliament
OPINION: Parliament's a serious place, but sometimes the silliness wins.
A record 45 students to graduate from Tipu Ake carving course
The idea behind the kaupapa was to connect young people with their culture.
Iwi criticises Hauraki Gulf commercial fishing rules
Ngāi Tai ki Tamaki says 'affordable fish' excuse doesn't fly.
What's behind the Māori hikoi to Wellington
'Every step of the hīkoi is a ... step towards our own liberation as a people.'
Prosecution guidelines 'an update to what’s already there'
Solicitor-General's new guidelines cover the test for prosecution to diversion schemes.
Prince William makes republican Jacinda Ardern a dame
Ardern wore a traditional Māori kākahu cloak while accepting the honour.
'He was going to die': Whānau of inmate who has been on hunger strike for 92 days
Francis Shaw: 'My hunger strikes are political actions not evidence of illness'.
Audrey Young: Solicitor-General and Attorney-General clash over prosecution guidelines
COMMENT: Judith Collins expressed disquiet about the new guidelines.
Lena Keenan's week on Mobile Surgery Unit fuels her passion for health careers
The Tairāwhiti rangatahi will take home the skills she learnt at the MSU.
Maybe Act can be thanked for exposing the chimera of Treaty principles to proper scrutiny
Professor Jane Kelsey analyses Act's Treaty Principles Bill motivation.
Māori business excellence on show at awards
Stage set for a celebration of the collective spirit of Māori entrepreneurship.
Opinion: 'Textbook racism' - we cannot tolerate intolerance in our hospitals
OPINION: This is patronising, condescending ... an infringement on basic human rights.
Days of disruption announced for Māori activity in November
The Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti will kick off on November 10.
Not so plain sailing: Iwi opposes yacht club land lease
Ngāti Oneone seeks return of Onepoto land, citing displacement and loss of mana whenua.
Schools rugby: The intangible power behind the Māori U18 game
Eight nights on the floor of Tauhei Marae fostered something special.
Lady Tureiti Moxon receives honorary doctorate from Waikato University
Lady Tureiti Moxon has been recognised for 30 years of Māori health mahi.
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First 70 out of 416 planned new homes are completed on the Manukau land.
Prisoner's hunger strike enters 89th day, court rules no medical help to be given
Corrections and Health NZ won't be prosecuted if Francis Shaw's health deteriorates.
Waitangi Tribunal Claim Wai 2500 draws to a close in Whakatane
Wai 2500 Military Veterans Kaupapa Inquiry draws to a close in Whakatāne.
Corrections, Health NZ win high court exemption in hunger strike case
Inmate Francis Manewha Shaw has been on a politically-motivated hunger strike for 107 days, refusing medical intervention. Video / Whakaata Māori
Get the Lowe down on Sir Graham's 12 life principles
League legend Sir Graham Lowe unveils his coaching tips.
Former Aussie Rules player writes book to help children with a parent in prison
My Dad’s Gone Away helps children navigate through the issues involved.
Getting to the heart of Māori and Pasifika patients
Physiotherapist researches ways to support Māori and Pasifika with heart issues.
'Dark feeling': Retired NRL players open up on mental health
Roy Asotasi, Jason Nightingale, Louis Armstrong and Sione Faumuina visit a workplace.