Māori survey finds four out of five of respondents say state or systemic violence impacted their wellbeing
Four out of five respondents say state or systemic violence has affeced their wellbeing.
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Ministers apologise for ‘flawed’ engagement with iwi over Ruapehu skifields
Documents have been released under the Official Information Act.
Crown says 'sorry' but will fight top of the south Māori over claims for remedies
'It's a big thing for the Crown' - Crown lawyer Jason Gough
Final push for Taranaki maunga deal before election
Uri (descendants) of the eight iwi of Taranaki have until August 16 at 5pm to vote.
Movie trailer for Aotearoa’s next blockbuster feature film Uproar released
Julian Dennison's new movie trailer Uproar released.
Kōanga Festival showcases work from 13 Māori and Pacific playwrights
Māori and Pacific playwrights showcase new work at Te Pou theatre
Iwi and global pharmaceutical firm sign deal to merge modern medicine and Māori practices
Modern healthcare with Māori values from Iwi and pharmaceutical giant.
Iwi deal to merge modern medicine and Māori practices
A new collaboration between Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua and global pharmaceutical company Roche Pharmaceuticals will see modern medicine meeting traditional Māori values and practices. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Biggest exhibition of Australian indigenous on way to Aotearoa
Indigenous Australian art exhibition heading to New Zealand.
'This is not long-forgotten history': Descendants of Māori wronged by Crown back in court
'We just want our land back and then we'll go away' - Rangatira Rore Stafford
Derek Cheng: The downstream impacts of the pandemic will reverberate indefinitely
The lifting of Covid restrictions signals the end of an era - though not the end of Covid.
‘I tried every diet - nothing worked': Mum of three details her weight loss success
Kiwis turn to virtual “inject” weight management programme in fight against obesity.
Act’s pledge to abolish cultural reports are racist and inhumane - law lecturer
Opinion: Cultural reports allow judges to understand more about the accused.
Removing GST from food and veges 'won't help poorer families'
Māori and poor communities will not benefit by GST removal from fruit and vege
Māori scientist credits nana for sparking fusion energy pursuit
Ratu Mataira’s startup secures $10m for fusion energy development.
'Falling into disrepair': Demolition begins at Waiwera Thermal Resort
'An ongoing struggle to secure the site against vandalism, which degraded the property.'
Rotorua hapū fits out new papakāinga homes with geothermal heating
The housing is for hapū members currently living in emergency accommodation.
Inside Julian Batchelor's long-simmering property spat before his divisive co-governance tour
Roadshow organiser's 15-year battle with DoC, Māori over access to land.
DHBs were only paying lip service to Treaty of Waitangi, article says
The report examined district health board annual plans from 2019/2020.
Raukawa-Tait’s Rotorua election run will take Te Pāti Māori to new horizons
Rotorua local Raukawa-Tait hits the election trail.
Top three finalists named for 2023 APRA Maioha Award
The award recognises the art of contemporary Māori songwriting.
Kaiako Hāmihi Duncan wins second place in Te Tauihu Short Story Awards
Hānahi Duncan's short story fulfills his goal to write and publish something creative.
18-month Kinanomics project comes up with juicy results
Kina from barren areas are taken to controlled aquaculture equipment at Niwa.
Lucrative package offered to NZ police relocating to Queensland
A new campaigning targeting the relocation of NZ police to Queensland could see a mass exodus of Māori police officers to Australia. Video / Te Ao Māori News
80 deaths, and most of this is preventable, says Dr Jane O’Hallahan
Cervical cancer screening to be fully funded for wāhine Māori.
Police boss not too worried about the blue drain to Queensland
Deputy police commissioner Wally Haumaha not fazed by Aussie raid on our cops.
Book looks at history of prison labour
Māori political prisoners had a hand in building early infrastructure.
Fully funded cervical screening for wāhine Māori
Te Whatu Ora has announced that 7.3 million will go towards making the new self-testing screening process completely free for select groups, including wāhine Māori. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Cultural report details upbringing of ‘national shame’
Tony Papuni's rampage ended when he climbed a tree in an attempt to hide from police.
Council to buy land at centre of pōhutukawa controversy
Far North land occupation over pōhutukawa felling ends after two years.
'Hair is tapu': Hairdresser prefers to stay off grid for Personal Space
Mara Pickery uses solar power and rainwater to run her hairdressing business off-grid.
Teen cancer patient Julius Webb won’t let leukaemia keep him down
'I’ve got this, I just can’t wait to be home, see my friends, and play rugby again.'