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Tihei: We welcome our three new staff members
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Johnnie Timu says Brown Pride aims to bring holistic wellbeing to his community.
$30m and apology for iwi who paid the price for the nation's development
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The 27-year-old Kiwi serial inventor onto his fourth startup sale
Serial inventor says Shear Edge offers new hope for strong wool.
Te Korowai o Wainuiārua iwi groups get Crown apology
'Today’s signing is a significant milestone for the people of Te Korowai o Wainuiārua.'
Letters: 'Despair' over plundering of marine reserves
OPINION: Letters on climate changes, GST on food, Winston, and modern music.
'Every few months, someone would be outed': The damaging rise of indigenous 'pretendians'
One Pākehā woman rose up Canadian university ranks pretending to be Māori.
Creating cross-Tasman camaraderie among indigenous surgeons
Up to 50 Māori and indigenous surgeons gather in Auckland
EY staff report bullying, harassment and racism in workplace review
Māori staff more likely to experience racism than any other group at EY Oceania.
Waitangi Tribunal must stay – Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi
Calls by NZ First to scrap the Waitangi Tribunal misguided, says Waititi.
Māori wards decision process for Napier starts in September
Napier council is set to start deciding how many Māori ward members it will have.
University course completion rates lowest since 2014
Course completion rates dropped from a high of 89 per cent in 2020.
ACC introduces kaupapa Māori navigation services to help Māori clients
ACC has introduced a free service for Māori who need help making compensation claims.
Jason Ake: No regrets for losing RNZ Board position, Māori mental health too important
Unless we speak about mental health among Māori, it will remain the silent killer.
RNZ board member Jason Ake quits: 'You have to stand on your principles'
Jason Ake quit the Radio New Zealand Board on principle.
We change the world one student, one act of research, one whānau at a time.
Education is changing and we need to change with it.
Thousands of Māori switch rolls ahead of October election
Māori registered to vote cannot change rolls for the October election.
RNZ board member makes fresh comments on Kiri Allan saga, despite criticism from PM
Jason Ake is doubling down on public commentary about Kiri Allan.
‘Needs support': Willie Jackson spoke to Kiri Allan hours before car crash
Willie Jackson said the crash might have been avoided if he'd been with her.
Dave Letele faces his demons in new TV show
Heavyweight boxer turned community advocate tells all in Heavyweight with Dave Letele.
Aotearoa’s first Māori quantum physicist is up and at ‘em
Jacob Ngaha plans to fill his kete with quantum physics knowledge to share.
Simon Wilson: A grumpy Winston Peters and his ‘mission to save our country’
OPINION: NZ First claims it will save us from "racism and separatism".
Final ‘koha’: Sir Wira Gardiner’s posthumous High Court win for veterans
High Court decision tells Veterans' Affairs to aim for justice and don't sweat the detail.
Māori face higher treatment injuries, hospital care complications - study
New study reveals Māori face more treatment complications from hospital care.
'I'm the first': Māori pro-wrestler makes emotional debut
Aaron Henare’s mataora journey opens a new chapter with an international reveal in Japan.
Communities urged to gauge Covid-19 risk
Local community heroes on board encouraging Kiwis to know their Covid-19 risk
When The Cat’s Away band members reunite for one-off concert
When The Cat's Away come back for a one-off concert
Māori designer ready for NZ Fashion Week 2023
Kharl WiRepa to showcase two ‘captivating collections’ this year.
Kids Don’t Come with a Manual: Ep 6; Challenges of a trilingual whānau
Mum Briar worries about whether multiple languages are a help or hindrance.
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New feathered residents carry message of hope
Four kākāpō are now living at Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari in Waikato.
Exclusive: TVNZ's new chair opens up on 'most important decision in next 5 years'
Alastair Carruthers says he's not a 'tastemaker' but would love more diversity on TV.