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Actions speak louder than words: How te reo is a window into culture
Māori Language Week: The Advocate travelled across Northland to learn why te reo matters.
Māori Language Week: The Advocate travelled across Northland to learn why te reo matters.
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Have a go at te reo, ako (learn), whakarongo (listen), or waiata (sing).
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Minister Jackson said Māori broadcasting should not be a political football.
They took umbrage against land confiscation, and were shipped to a new country.
The Māori economy must look to its roots with Asia to prosper.
Wihongi is a familiar face and voice in the Aotearoa entertainment industry.
'I feel like we've been to hell and back': Fau Vake's brothers, John and James. Video / Māori Television
Te reo chocolate wrapper prompts bitter outrage - and a sweet wave of response.
Opinion: What's in a name? Plenty, if you are fighting for indigenous rights.
Māori academic says he will not stoop to the level of racists.
A by Māori for Māori solution to tamariki Māori in state care is needed.
Te Arawa Covid response call-centre trailblazing. Video / Te Ao / Māori TV
Northland iwi begin traffic stop on the water. Video / Māori Television
Jude Campbell and Tāmati Rākena have found a unique way to support their Kaikohe charitable trust by creating and selling clothes. Video / David Schaaf / Jed Bradley
Two brothers share the kaupapa of their businesses with Astley Nathan. Video / David Schaaf / Jed Bradley
Modern gangs are recruiting new members with "starter packs", a former gang member claims. Video / Māori Television
Researcher helping descendants of Māori adoptees reconnect with their birth whanau. Video / Te ao Māori
Thousands turned out in Christchurch this evening to see the Matariki Fireworks being set off at New Brighton Beach. Video / George Heard
Made from hundreds of iridescent chandelier crystals, "Guide Kaiārahi" emerges from the pool on the gallery's forecourt. Photos / Hamish Melville
Flames rise at Mount Haumingi, the sacred mountain of Ngāti Te Rangiunora Te Arawa. Video / Māori TV
Getting rid of 'cartire' pronunciation when Siri and Google mean Kaitaia. Video / Māori TV
Part 3: How did they find their way? Video / The Voyager
The hīkoi in Kaikohe comes face to face with Far North District councilors. Video / Rachel Ward