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Kīngi Tūheitia has inspired Māori with his words at a nationwide hui.
Māori king calls for hope, call for vehicle ban and locals need to be cautious
The Māori king is urging tangata whenua to have hope in unifying Aotearoa, call for vehicles to be banned on Muriwai Beach, Infrastructure New Zealand says councils need long-term independence and mayor urging for common sense after weekend fires. Video / George Heard / NZHerald
Creative instinct: Retailer proud to shine a light on Māori designs
'This is the highlight of this business.'
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OPINION: Māori heard, they came, they spoke.
Urgent inquiry granted into plans to end Māori Health Authority
The claim says Māori would be prejudicially affected by the move.
Travel News: Intercontinental Auckland is set to open
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Why the Kiingitanga national hui is an opportunity for unity
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Waitangi Tribunal accepts urgent discussion needed on scrapping of Māori Health Authority
The decision adds to growing tension surrounding government policy affecting Māori.
David Seymour: The Treaty of Waitangi should unite, not divide us
Opinion: Act leader on why it's important to discuss the principles of the Treaty.
'Mum would've loved that': Calls to restore and protect Dame Whina Cooper's former home
Cooper's daughter shares her memories of the family home, now worn out.
Cultural advisor had to choose an English name in her own school years
Te Ao Marama Maaka remembers the day her Māori identity was taken from her.
Woothworths remediation, West Coast rain and Princess Kate recovers in hospital | Focus Morning Bulletin January 19, 2024
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This hui is a demonstration for Māori to come together
Opinion: The hui called by Kingi Tuheitia must unite Māori.
Opinion: Why it’s wrong to claim NZ on track to become smokefree in 2025
OPINION: We are only on track if we do not care about the harm smoking imposes on Māori.
Regional kapa haka about to start for Te Matatini
Regional trials for Te Matatini about to start.
Māori in two minds over UK-based 'Hakacise'
Kiwi PR man Richard Hillgrove runs a bootcamp inspired by the All Blacks haka.
Rōpū of 127 paddles from Ngāpuwaiwaha Marae to Whanganui
Te Awa Tupua whānau joined the final leg home.
The changing face of Auckland: Apartment projects to dominate in 2024
But as some rise, why are others struggling to get off the ground?
Businesswoman dedicates career to normalising Māori culture
Simpson's goal is to improve outcomes for Māori, for current and future generations.
'Very proud moment': Cyclone-hit Wairoa club bounces back
One waka snapped in half and training equipment was damaged.
Heart surgery nan cheers on the clan at waka ama nationals
Mereana Hona is the face and voice of the Heart Foundation’s Stand Strong campaign.
Whanganui iwi will be at Tūrangawaewae to listen
The iwi head to Ngāruawāhia to support Māori action.
Waitangi Day remains an annual festival of unanswered questions
OPINION: Saturday is the right time for a national conversation.
Act won’t attend Rātana; Luxon and Peters set to speak
Act leader David Seymour says the Waitangi Day celebrations carry more significance.
Māori authority exports drop 16 per cent in September quarter
Stats NZ's tatauranga umanga Māori data for the September quarter show a drop in exports.
Fire repairs: 21-year wait for new marae kitchen
Fire destroyed the facilities in 2002 - the cyclone in 2023 showed how much they're needed
New kapa haka group wants to think outside the box and bring new ideas
'We wanted to continue building a movement of kaupapa Māori.'
Opinion: Getting to 60 gave me the feeling that I had beaten the odds
Turing 60 was a big deal for Anaru Eketone.
Thousands arrive for big week of waka ama
Thousands of paddlers descend on Lake Karāpiro for waka ama contests.
Opinion: The migrant exploitation visa is not fit for purpose
The collapse of ECE has tarnished our international reputation.