Latest from Maori

Audrey Young: Shallow takes on Treaty hīkoi underestimate its power

OPINION: Change is coming – whether critics like it or not.

The Great New Zealand Road Trip: Nine Questions With... Mai Chen

'I do not like sleepwalking through life.'

Chris Hipkins: Big ups to the 440-plus volunteers who welcomed the hīkoi to Wellington

OPINION: Ordinary New Zealanders made incredible efforts and embodied our best qualities.

'Our hearts are shattered': Inspiration for iconic statue dies aged 86

Mei Whaitiri became the model for Pania when she was a 13-year-old high school student.

Mongrel Mob member claims to successfully flout new gang patch ban

Cherie Kurarangi has a brief encounter with cops.

Te Pāti Māori files complaint against Gerry Brownlee as coalition targets haka

Debbie Ngārewa-Packer says the Speaker has exercised an overuse of power.

Police practice and culture comes under the microscope in major study

Māori continue to be over-represented in use-of-force incidents.

Tanks a lot: Mike Butler's water tank project helps whānau in need

The Far North resident, 63, also leads civil defence, festivals and marae work in Moerewa.

Fishing TV legend Matt Watson on his greatest fear - and the Kiwi he admires most

TV fishing host on his hopes for NZ, his greatest fear and what's left on his bucket list.

Denis O'Reilly: Ironic the gang patch laws come days after PM's Abuse in Care apology

OPINION: A lifetime Black Power member on the new law, which takes effect tomorrow.

Hīkoi to Parliament: Tens of thousands energised for change

Police report peaceful hīkoi; 20 medical incidents, one arrest.

Young hero gets the surprise of her life

Reporter Teia is on a secret mission at Te Rapa Primary School, where one super awesome kid’s good deeds have caught the attention of an international charity foundation!

Mark Mitchell: My commitment to making New Zealanders feel safer in Aotearoa

OPINION: The Police Minister on why these new gang patch laws will make us safer.

Watch: Up to 55,000 people march on Parliament in unprecedented day of protest - only one arrest

As the crowd chanted, Seymour walked back into the Beehive with his MPs.

NZ ‘not at risk of civil war’, Luxon declares after protest, immense opposition to Treaty Principles Bill

He's called some "inflammatory language".

Watch - "Kill the bill": The 35,000 strong hikoi and the reaction from NZ political leaders

Act leader David Seymour believes he wasn't allowed to speak as it would have "deflated" the protest organiser's kaupapa. Video / Ben Dickens

Act Party leader David Seymour booed by protesters

The architect of the Treaty Principles Bill, David Seymour, was booed back inside the Beehive by the tens of thousands of people gathered to protest his controversial bill.

Opinion: Confronting the historical Treaty in modern-day politics

OPINION: Treaty principles need to remain tied to the historical Treaty.