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From state housing to heading a team of 480: HB’s business leader of the year

'I believe in people finding their dreams.'

NZ’s first wāhine Māori chairwoman resigns Northland Regional Council role

Tui Shortland's resignation effective from Tuesday's meeting; she stays on the council.

Researchers receive big bucks to boost health for Māori and Pacific

Māori and Pacific research given $500k boost

Traditional way of parenting revived

The traditional Māori way of parenting is what the Hapū Māmā Wānanga Wahakura thrives on.

Welsh and Māori languages use music as a tool for revitalisation

Māori musicians are on song with Welsh music producers.

The 28th Māori Battalion unclaimed medals kaupapa completed in Napier

Forty-six sets of medals were presented to whānau in the final ceremony.

Whangārei iwi threaten occupation if housing development goes ahead

A 93-house development is planned on Ōnoke Hill, a well-known site in Kamo.

It’s back to the the future for our youngest MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is not afraid of korero whānau.

'Great relief': Supreme Court rejects use of repurposed consents for water bottling

Aotearoa Water Action said after six years in court it was thrilled with the decision.

With its peculiar ink smell, the Herald became my confidante, my secret companion

Alice in Wonderland took 7-year-old Lois Turei down the rabbit hole to the NZ Herald.

New Zealand's most controversial marina opens today

About 60 boats are booked to be in to Kennedy Point marina before Christmas.

NZ Māori Council warns MFAT it’s ready for ‘fight’ over te reo Māori scrubbing

It comes after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs erased te reo Māori from some official use.

Watch: 'Disingenuous' - Luxon hits back during grilling as coalition talks drag on

Winston Peters today stated there would either be 'one deal or two deals'.

Skyrocketing rents create massive headache for Auckland

A weekly wrap of the top stories from our podcast network.

Te Rā: the only known customary Māori sail in existence

Kahutoi Te Kanawa talks about Te Rā, the only known customary Māori sail in existence, in Auckland War Memorial Museum's exhibition titled Te Rā: Navigating Home. Video / Jason Oxenham

Feedback shows more women, including Pasifika and Māori, are getting cervical tests now

A new cervical self-test is proving to be the winning choice for many women.

Museum farewells loyal servant and welcomes a fresh face

'I’m loving the place and the people so far,' says visitor experience leader Max Reeves.

Festival brings together waka from across Aotearoa

Third Waka Hourua Festival is heading to the South Island for the first time.