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Māori who want to switch are encouraged to do so quickly before the July 13 deadline.
Te Ātiawa leader Kara Puketapu dies aged 89
The Lower Hutt leader was highly accomplished in government, Māori and sporting realms.
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A light and sound show will compliment Auckland's Matariki celebrations.
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Geneva Alexander-Marsters (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa) taps into the wisdom of te ao Māori during her pregnancy. Through her waiata 'IHO', Geneva emboldens fellow Māori mothers to embrace tikanga in childbirth without fear. To check out Geneva AM's and other amazing artists documentaries head to waiataanthems.co.nz.
Waiata anthems returns for Matariki
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Military service runs deep in Kelly's Tuhoe whānau
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New artwork in Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei's million-dollar HQ shows history
A piece of art depicting what Tāmaki Makaurau looked like in 1840 is unveiled.
History behind newly minted art installation at the Trust’s HQ
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust chairperson Ngarimu Blair explains the history behind a newly minted art installation at the Trust’s headquarters. Video / NZ Herald
'Freeloaders can bugger off': Merepeka Raukawa-Tait to stand for Parliament
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Tā moko artists create new Silver Ferns design
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From Tūrangi to the big stage
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Anthony Hōete: The Government is finally seeing the forest for the trees
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Urgent action needed to improve safety in justice facilities, union says
The PSA’s Joe McCroy says the latest incident was a wake-up call for better resourcing.
Iconic 143-year-old marae under threat
The marae sits in the valley of Maungatapu on waterfront land facing Rangataua Bay.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei forges fashion week partnership
The collaboration aims to ground the international fashion showcase in cultural identity.
Rob Campbell: I have no doubt I am locked in an echo chamber of the Pākehā elite
Rob Campbell's speech to Iwi Communications Collective for Health Equity.
New Zealand firefighters ready to take on Australians in golf
A team of Kiwi firefighters will take on Australia in a golf rivalry.
Māori music set to light up the month of Matariki
Waiata Anemtems are back for the Matariki celebrations.
Getting to know The Harmonic Resonators, whose sounds are resonating among Māori
Meet the man behind The Harmonic Resonators.
Smear Your Mea tackles new approach with rugby league wāhine
Smear Your Mea tackles new approach with rugby league wāhine
Māori call for Govt action after alcohol danger report
University research reveals alcohol is NZ's most dangerous drug.
FNDC to adopt tikanga-based approach to move occupiers of land near Te Tii Marae
FNDC successfully seeks High Court order to move occupiers of reserve and accessway.
NZ's most controversial marina opening in September
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Te Ururoa Flavell wants Māori to enrol - then make their election votes count
Former Māori Party leader is urging Māori to make their votes count.
Courtney Johnston on being Te Papa’s youngest ever CEO – ‘The job is hard, but I never feel lonely in it’
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Plant producing high-value kānuka products planned for Ruatōria
Nuka Charitable Trust has a mandate to deliver benefits to the Ruatōria community.
Leading Māori lawyers appointed partners at NZ’s largest litigation firm
The pair have been appointed partners of Meredith Connell.