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Māori are questioning the superstar's on-stage cultural antics.
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Huge garden and native nursery to provide free food and jobs
An ambitious project to grow fresh food for the community is under way in Taupō.
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Hipkins to discuss his future with Labour; National, NZ First discussions continue
Labour MPs meet today to farewell departing colleagues and discuss Hipkins' future.
'Something to treasure': Te Matatini Mauri arrives at the Whanganui River
It will be taken to the people of Taranaki before the next Te Matatini o Te Kāhui Maunga.
Kohukohu's James Fisher-Harris to captain the Kiwis
Penrith's Kiwi prop will wear the captain's hat for the Pac Champs campaign.
What gets axed under the National-led Government?
Now that National looks set to govern, here's what they've promised to get rid of.
John Tamihere calls for inquiry after polling booths ran short of voting papers
Party boss says voting stations in south and west Auckland ran out of forms.
Murphy-Fell: 'I see governance as a way of having a voice on important kaupapa'
Murphy-Fell is the youngest Institute of Directors member to go through the pathway.
Mahuta optimistic about life outside of Parliament
“Hana is in and I’m out and I’m going to move on".
‘Unacceptable’ treatment of Māori voters: Electoral Commission facing scrutiny
Community leader Dave Letele called the voting issues an “absolute disgrace”.
Trust pumps $10m into housing, Māori development, move to high-wage economy
"We’re looking at ways we can maximise the impact we’re having."
John Tamihere: 'We did very well and I think there is a possibility of a fifth seat'
John Tamihere says don't count out another electorate seat swinging to Te Pāti Māori.
Sexual violence sidelined as election issue
OPINION: Sexual violence costs Aotearoa $6 billion a year.
Te Tai Tokerau seat narrowly held by Kelvin Davis, special votes yet to counted
The Labour MP is narrowly in front in the Te Tai Tokerau seat.
Blue wave over Auckland, Act's van Velden wins Tāmaki
The election 2023 results for Auckland's electorates.
'There’s a tide turning,' Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi says in Waiariki
Waititi called for a Māori electoral commission after voting issues were reported today.
First national Māori women’s cricket tournament begins
An historical moment for Māori wāhine in cricket who are hoping to grow the sport.
'We feel hopeful that we’re now closer to a resolution': Nelson Tenths trial on home straight
Legal teams in Nelson Tenths case welcomed to region with pōwhiri at Te Āwhina Marae.
Kaikohe wāhine trapped in the region as the Israel-Hamas war escalates
Jenny Matheson arrived in Israel two days before the initial attacks.
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe selected in World Future XV
Former Black Fern 'proud to be part of the partnership'.
Hipkins tells faithful: By Māori for Māori solutions work
On Waatea Marae in Mangere, Labour leader calls out race-based politics.
Editorial: The election, the climate and the uncomfortable truth
OPINION: Our editorial on latest report by the Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ.
Kea Kids News: New te reo Māori board game inspires English and Māori speakers
What do you do when you and your friends want to play a reo Māori board game, but it doesnʻt exist? You make one! Kea Kids News reporter and kids from Tirimoana School play a new board game Kaupapa, and the creator tells us all about it. Video / Kea Kids News
Giggles owner a Māori Businesswomen Awards finalist
Shona Ua-Marsh's entrepreneurial journey was sparked by a desire to address need.
Raecene McGregor selected to co-captain fresh Kiwi Ferns squad
Kiwi Ferns announce co-captains for clash against the Australian Jillaroos.
National, Labour, Act, Greens, Te Pāti Māori and NZ First environment policies compared
Where do parties stand on freshwater and conservation? We compare the policies.
More than a third of the Wainuiomata population is of Māori or Pacific whakapapa
Suburb 'on the uplift, and it is an attractive place to live, work, and play'.
Ngāti Paoa gets green light for Caulerpa removal around Waiheke
Ngāti Paoa will use suction dredging to safeguard the island's marine environment.
Experts plead with political parties to give Te Aka Whai Ora a chance
Health experts call for National-Act rethink over Māori Health Authority.
Rural school students less likely to get University Entrance, study finds
But University Entrance is not the only measure of success, one principal says.
Davis will likely quit politics if he doesn’t win Te Tai Tōkerau
Labour's deputy leader ponders his future should he lose his electorate seat.