Working with iwi, hapū vital for freshwater management: Auditor-General
Regional councils must focus on meaningful and enduring relationships with Māori.
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Researchers look for links between song and culture
Researchers from 46 countries are looking at cross-cultural similarities in group singing.
Gisborne council debates iwi representation in new leadership body
The LLB will address key issues and members are evenly split between iwi and council.
Guess what's on the menu at Government House - hāngi
Foreign dignitaries will be served hangi from the new hangi pit.
Survey finds some Māori don’t like online dating, online shopping or surveillance cameras; know their rights
Privacy data shows the many dislikes of Māori
Dairy winners announced for 2024 Ahuwhenua Trophy
Farm manager Ben Purua and Wairarapa Moana ki Pouākani Incorporation honoured at awards.
'Pretty emotional': Bay-born sparkie and teacher team up for kids' book
What started as a drive to learn te reo Māori has led to a bilingual journal for kids.
Māori tourism sector hopes for Budget backing
Māori operators seek substantial Government investment in Budget 2024.
Watching the Going brothers' triple treat was a spectacle - Willie Jackson
Willie Jackson pays tribute to one of our greatest Māori All Blacks.
A rising star from Aotearoa: Māori graduate’s path to opera
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Iwi leaders against changes to Oranga Tamariki Act
Karen Chhour's Amendment Bill was introduced to Parliament this week.
Paint attacks hit Stop Co-Governance signs in Whangārei
How do you explain anti-co-governance signs to a Māori child?
Double-fatal fire: Cafe Hanoi executive chef pays tribute to his workers
"They weren’t scared of hard work. They would’ve done well."
Dame Hinewehi Mohi to be inducted in NZ Music Hall of Fame
Mohi says the honour is not her own but belongs to all those involved with Māori music.
Gisborne District Council future-proofing waste disposal submissions
“Each decision we make today affects their future - take responsibility."
Government plans for Māori wards breach Treaty of Waitangi -Tribunal
The Government has been urged to halt the Māori ward changes and consult properly.
A lifetime of protest: 95-year-old is still fighting for the rights of others
His first act of protest was to learn te reo when he arrived from England in 1950.
Audrey Young: Badly behaved MPs needed a time-out
OPINION: Misconduct and extreme rhetoric have become too familiar in NZ politics.
More people ‘drowning in debt’ as cost of living crisis bites
While incomes increased last year, they were "cancelled out" by the cost of living crisis.
Tā Pou Temara wins first Māori language book honour at Ockham Book Awards
Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.
Children’s Minister wants to work with Māori - despite working to scrap Treaty obligations
Karen Chhour wants Oranga Tamariki to develop relationships with Māori.
Slips and broken bridges continue to keep eastern Te Paki tracks closed
Ngāti Kuri is mulling over alternatives to the extensively damaged waterfront walkways.
School lunch changes spark concerns at Kaiti School
Govt to save $107m with simpler school lunch options.
Māori veterans seek compensation for post-war injustices
Inquiry probes Crown's treatment of Māori veterans after their return from fighting.
Councillor quit after being queried about regular absences
Hamilton councillors have been queried about their attendance.
My experience on the DPB was not a pleasant one - Carmel Sepuloni
OPINION: Labour's deputy leader calls out Louise Upston over social welfare comments.
New Zealand Navy changing of the guard
Rear Admiral David Proctor is farewelled with a fiery navy haka.
LGBTQ+ advocate: Striving to be genuine in a one-size-fits-all world
“I honestly feel the most like myself - authentic.”
Nathan Durie believes charter schools could help Māori prosper
School tumuaki Matua Nathan Durie believes Māori could prosper under charter schools.
Māori and Pasifika face discrimination over police’s use of biometric data - expert
A data ethicist has concerns over expanding use of the technology.
Fears Auckland local board funding shake-up will hurt ‘poorest of community’
South Auckland local boards say they will miss out under new funding model.