Black is back for one night only
The sister of soul Whirimako Black is performing at Here Kete 2023
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NZTE Board moves step closer to becoming a Te Tiriti organisation
New member brings years of corporate and Treaty law experience.
Local Focus: Miss NZ finalist goes from gumboots to high heels
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Protesters present water bottling petition
Kaitiaki wai filled the Whanganui District Council chamber to present their petition.
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The dinner celebration will feature indigenous ingredients and smoky hangi flavours.
Hāngī pits discovery helps playcentre celebrate Māori heritage
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Pancreatic cancer: For everyone nine people diagnosed, one person survives
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Lindauer portrait of Ngāti Kahungunu chief could set a new auction record
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Horizons makes more than $350K available for climate and biodiversity projects
Funding on offer for projects that support mātauranga Māori and climate resilience.
Titewhai Harawira: 'Some of my best friends are Pākehā'
Moana Maniapoto and the final interview with Māori matriarch Titewhai Harawira.
Opinion: Reality is we have all descended as immigrants to Aotearoa New Zealand
In the past 10 years New Zealand has admitted its lowest number of refugees in 60 years.
Bay of Islands farm leased to hapū after generations-long fight for its return
Lease of 452ha Puketotara farm a first step to return under a Ngāpuhi Treaty settlement.
MPI helping farmers as they work through cyclone-related problems
Farmers facing worries over stock after Cyclone Gabrielle still have plenty of support.
Avondale magazine pays tribute to Māori matriarch Titewhai Harawira
Local Avondale magazine pays tribute to resident Titewhai Harawira, who passed in January.
Coromandel scallop fishery to stay shut
Oceans and Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash made the decision based on new survey info.
Fat Freddy’s Drop singer Dallas Tamaira takes fans on a magic musical tour of Kaikōura
Dallas Tamaira has always preferred to let his singing do the talking.
It serves as a student home, a library and lecture space
Te Ara a Tāwhaki at Te Wānanga o Raukawa and the process of collaboration.
The Drawing Board: Taking in some of the awesome architecture at the Remarkables
The Drawing Board takes in the beautiful scenery of Ngāi Tahu
Watch: The Drawing Board episode 4
Derek visits Te Ara a Tāwhaki at Te Wānanga o Raukawa and explores the process of collaboration between Pākeha architects Tennent Brown and Te Wānanga o Raukawa. Video / Faultline Films. Made with funding from NZ on Air and Te Mangai Paho.
Te Pāti Māori will keep king making election options open
Co-leader says the party may not go into relationships as it has in the past.
Port of Tauranga court case: Port should be 'better custodians of our taonga'
Iwi and hapū have called for a delay in the hearing to allow greater input from Māori.
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First female HBRU president continues to break ceilings
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Why Māori chef calls India his second home
Chef in awe at the similarities he sees between the people of India and Māori.
Ex-police minister Stuart Nash 'got what he deserved' - lifetime gang member
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Sky high: Developer unveils its 15th Auckland apartment block today
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Tuku Morgan: Ngaati Whaatua's 'entitlement and arrogance' undermines other iwi
Opinion: Ngaati Whaatua Oorakei disrespect status of other iwi.
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