The best photos of today's Te Pāti Māori protests across New Zealand
This morning’s protests brought peak-hour traffic to standstills.
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Two arrests on Auckland motorways as Te Pāti Māori protests disperse
Te Pāti Māori says protests planned today are 'just the start' - taking aim at new Govt.
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Almost 300 people turned up to hear a rallying cry for a protest 'marathon'.
Live: More than 1000 people march in Rotorua protesting 'anti-Māori' policies
Te Pati Māori call it an 'assault on tangata whenua and Te Tiriti o Waitangi'.
Taylor: People don’t have to agree with me, but we have to have the discussions
Business leader Sir Ian Taylor steps down from boards so he can continue to speak out.
Water polo tournament proves popular
Registrations of Māori and Pacific teams overwhelm organisers.
Editorial: Name shame games get us nowhere
Opinion: Govt department Māori names should not be a cause for drama.
'Talked to, not walked over’: Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere says up to 1000 vehicles will join 'car-koi'
Te Pāti Māori president orchestrating tomorrow's whānau protest.
'Mana battle': Protest march set to slow traffic on Tauranga state highway
"We are protecting the mana of our language and the mana of our culture."
'Peaceful but powerful' protest planned for Rotorua as part of national action
Police warn traffic disruptions are likely, including in Rotorua.
Audrey Young: Act ushers in a debate it never bargained on - Māori sovereignty
OPINION: Debate about Treaty principles leads to a much deeper debate on the articles.
Whānau going back to their whenua to get on the property ladder
Māori are returning back to the whenua to the old way of life
When the Wellington chapter of the Black Power became the supplementary roadies for the Pogues
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Here I am, a Gizzy girl fresh off the plane and attending an event with the King
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Kharl WiRepa prepares for second run at Paris Fashion Week
Māori designer is preparing to take five indigenous designers to French showcase in 2024.
'Harmful step backwards': Experts condemn new sex education plans
"This country has made billions of dollars from the unwellness of our people."
Ken Mair: 'Our people need to stand up'
Māori leadership calls for all Māori to unite to fight Treaty dumping.
Opinion: Tutahi Tonu was a physical embodiment of Dad's inspirational dream
The wharenui has a bunch of memories for many Māori.
Tūtahi Tonu wharenui moving to Auckland CBD
Students and staff of the University of Auckland's Epsom campus celebrated the 40th birthday of Tūtahi Tonu meeting house before its move to its new home in the CBD. Video / TeKarere
Māori author wins book award
Michael Bennett's main character is based on the 'incredible women' in his life.
Gender pay gap closing but wāhine ‘working for free’ for the rest of the year
The inequality is wider again for Māori and Pasifika women.
Return of cultural site pivotal for Tauranga hapū
The land was purchased by Tauranga City Council in 1982.
Māori descent counts to be among first Census data released in mid-2024
Te Whata data platform will allow easy access to stats.
Opinion: Absolute historical truth is difficult outside of registries of births and deaths
OPINION: Just because Māori history is oral history doesn't mean it's any less true.
Why are parents declining vaccinations for their children in Whanganui?
Rates are below pre-Covid levels.
Nick Carroll: Rangatahi deserve better … ‘reimagining how life skills are taught’
A new interactive online course promises to teach rangatahi fundamental skills.
Verrall accuses Govt of putting tobacco lobbyists ahead of Kiwis' health
And 'this Government is digging our people an early grave', says Te Pāti Māori.
‘Challenging few years for some’: Māori experts weigh in on new Government
Experts asses what the next parliamentary term will bring.
Rampant population of kina at Karikari Peninsula killing off sea kelp and forcing snapper out
Te Whānau Moana and Te Rorohuri lift rahui to cull rampant sea urchin.
Opinion: Those incapable of independent thought, buy into persuasive 'group think'
Opinion: The impacts of politicians will have a serious effect on youth.
'Not quite plausible': David Seymour calls out Winston Peters' media criticisms
Peters accused media of taking bribes. Seymour disagrees, still wary of policy generally.
6yo hit-and-run victim discharged from hospital after miraculous recovery
Hit and run youngster John Major Taurua Mackay discharged after 3 weeks in hospital