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Miriama Kamo on the death of Sunday: ‘A horrifying time as a journalist’

'What is a heartbreak for me is watching the pillars of our industry falling over.'

'Dream come true': Blues up-and-comer signs for Hawke's Bay Magpies

The Magpies have been given a significant boost for their upcoming 2025 NPC campaign.

NZ First drafting bill to require only one Ngāpuhi settlement

Bill comes amid Govt refusing to agree to settlements that dispute Crown sovereignty.

Cheap food boxes in Hawke’s Bay, if you attend cooking and growing workshops

Mai Kai is an initiative dedicated to strengthening food systems in Hawke’s Bay.

'Reflection of whakapapa': Māori baby names reveal cultural trends

Aroha and Ariki were the most popular names for girls and boys for the third year running.

Crowds of up to 15,000 at Matariki fires on Hawke's Bay beaches

'The twinkling fires dotted north and south as far as Te Awanga was magical.'

Family of man who died after incident with police push for officer body cameras

A petition for police body cameras has gained nearly 15,000 signatures.

'Lit a flame inside me': Programme receives boost to support local men

Referrals come from NZ Police, community groups, and self-referrals.

Shane Te Pou: Grassroots organisations key to stopping the cycle of abuse

A recent death highlights the tragic issue of young Māori being killed.

Art light trail snakes through Auckland city centre for Matariki

The 2km feature is believed to be the world's first indigenous art trail.

'A let-down': Iwi challenges DoC, minister over ski field deals

They allege the Crown ignored Treaty obligations by not engaging with them.

Iwi leader rules out settlement under this Govt after minister’s sovereignty comments

'[We are] just as staunch and ferocious in saying we hold sovereignty over our own.'

Māori Millionaire: Kahukura Boynton plans to make her first million by 25

Māori Millionaire shows that small habits can lead to big change.

'More than a building': Rotorua school celebrates opening of new space

The building was named Tāne Whakapiri Tangata.

'Feeding kittens': Debate on supporting Rotorua's rough sleepers heats up

About 50 people attended a public meeting to discuss homelessness in Rotorua.

Government will not agree to Treaty settlements that dispute Crown's sovereignty

Former minister Andrew Little says the Government's stance is unnecessary.

Why Te Arawa's marae relay is becoming a community staple

The event returned after halting in the 1990s due to high traffic costs.

'Perfect chance': Homeowner's Matariki lightshow a new tradition for Napier

'It gets dark at 5pm. It’s a perfect chance for parents to bring their kids.'