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OPINION: "Absolutely right to call for more transparency" on waterfront plans.
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ELE group collapse: Māori workers caught out
Crown entity paid the money to support more Māori getting into the workforce.
ELE Group collapse: Immigration NZ seeks direct contact with fired workers
Visas give the workers the right to remain in this country while they are working.
Port of Auckland celebrates first te reo Māori graduates
Pepeha, sentence structures, waiata and karakia made up the core of the curriculum.
New waiata calls out plans to rewrite Te Tiriti principles
Māori singers have produced a waiata in relation to new Government policies.
Whānau Ora receives funding injection to boost vaccination rates
Govt announces $50 million to boost vaccinations, new app for personal health records.
Key Te Aka Whai Ora board member leaving role
Awerangi Tamihere is resigning from the Māori Health Authority.
Up to speed with te reo: Stacey Morrison on pōwhiri, mihi whakatau
Explore Māori welcomes and ceremonies in this podcast episode.
New emergency pods in marae to help prepare for future natural disasters in South Island
The idea of the pods came about after the flooding in Tai Rāwhiti last year.
Broadcaster Oriini Kaipara leaving TV3 to take up Olympic role
I can be the Māori I was raised to be - Kaipara.
Shane Jones’ ‘pixie-like’ hapū comment labelled arrogant by iwi
Ngāti Ruanui taiao spokesperson Graham Young said the comments were derogatory.
Te reo has been diminished by governments before. But doing it in 2023 takes bravado
OPINION: You might have thought the place of te reo was cemented into our national life.
Letters: Provide incentives to upskill - but only when it's appropriate
OPINION: Provide incentives to upskill staff, but only when it's necessary.
Why Seymour, Peters are right about scrapping Royal Commission into Covid
OPINION: The terms of reference presuppose the public health response was justified.
1000+ jobs 'terminated' - Deloitte on 11-office national labour hire business
ELE - global recruiter went overseas, particularly the Philippines, to fill jobs here.
We don’t have a talent shortage, we have an opportunity shortage
OPINION: The industry is our second largest export sector.
How Te Aute College shaped the man - and the Māori - I am today
Tama Potaka on why education is important for Māori
Jones calls time on 'frothy rhetoric' around the Treaty being a charter of indigenous sovereignty
New Zealand First MP Shane Jones pushes back on Treaty debate.
Crown opposes urgent Waitangi Tribunal claim to halt disestablishment of Māori Health Authority
"It is a blatant disregard of the principles of Te Tiriti," says Lady Tureiti Moxon.
Scott Gilmour: Poverty - what can be done?
OPINION: Scott Gilmour asks how we get the Government to learn from the nonprofit sector.
'Pretty humbling': Tāmata Hauhā boss nominated for New Zealander of the Year
'You sit back and go, ‘Actually, we’ve done some pretty remarkable stuff.'
Waimahara is about remembering our responsibilities to water
Waimahara, an immersive, interactive artwork, will open this weekend
The couple rethinking grave markers for Māori and Pasifika people
Susanna and Dain own LifeStone, a company helping to remember the dead.
Anaru Eketone: I do not suppport the Te Papa vandalism
Opinion: Damaging property for the sake of emphasising a message is not on.
Health rollbacks creating 'a level of nervousness'
"All of those contracts will transfer back to Te Whatu Ora, and what does that look like?”
Sir Bill English to lead Kāinga Ora review, Luxon says te reo lessons make him better PM
Housing Minister has received “worrying advice" about financial situation of Kāinga Ora.
Oriini Kaipara – the reluctant athlete weaving our Olympic team together
TV star goes from kapa haka to Olympic role.
Up to Speed with Te Reo Māori: Stacey Morrison looks at words in education
In this episode, we'll explore words related to mātauranga - education and knowledge.
Canada model has no bars, no fences and no escapes
OPINION: Māori leadership approach needed in prisons.
'Double standards': Taxpayers fund Luxon's Māori classes
Prime Minister Chris Luxon has fallen foul of his own advice to the public service.
'Tooth fairy' brings smiles for whānau
Despite being fined for working without a dental technician qualification, Māori in Northland support the woman known as 'the Tooth Fairy.' Video / Te Ao Māori News
Northland Māori all smiles for tooth fairy
Māori back Wihongi-Matene who was paid $180,000 for dental health care
Iconic boat owner told to build new jetty, gift it to iwi, lease it back
The paddle boat was once a common sight on the lake.