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Service academy students to march with veterans
East Coast rangatahi are honouring their tīpuna for Anzac Day.
'Autism is not what defines our daughter'
Fa'alili Fa'alili, 10, was diagnosed with autism when she was 2 years old.
Breaking boundaries: Māori data apprentice empowers iwi resilience
Rickii-Lee Parekura is using data collection to empower her iwi.
'They were stomping and I was like, is there a kapa haka group out there'?
Eddie Elliott is the talented Māori choreographer behind the show Uku - Behind the Canvas.
Amazing Grace: Artist preserves her cultural heritage through sculptures
16 artists from across the motu will take place in the event in support of a local kura.
'Our dad had to look for equipment from all parts of Upolu'
Demielle and Christabelle Onesemo-Tuilaepa, 19, have always loved rugby and rugby league.
Ka Whawhai Tonu: The Battle of Ōrākau finally told through the eyes of Māori
The new film commemorates a pivotal Waikato land war.
'Be prepared to seize every opportunity at any given time'
Eseta Rasmussen, 16, travelled to New York for a UN conference on women empowerment.
'It's eye-opening' - The Convert actress Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne
Set in the 1800s, the film is still relevant to issues Aotearoa faces today, actress says.
'The climate crisis is huge and real, how do we as Pacific people grapple with that?'
Climate change through a Pacific lens on the big screen.
Opinion: Polyfest is especially important to rangatahi growing up in diverse Auckland
Polyfest lets young people growing up in Aotearoa reconnect with their ancestral roots.
Te Kairangi ō Poutama are the new kapa on the block
Te Kairangi ō Poutama are the new kapa on the block.
Disabilities community hope to grow the sport of adaptive boxing
An inclusive adaptive boxing event plans to expand and raise awareness of the sport.
Polyfest heats up as Pacific stages open for day three
Competition is heating up as the Tongan, Samoan, Cook Island and Niuean stages open today.
'Don’t be scared to try something new' - Marcellin College student Tomislav Jurisich
Tomislav Jurisich, 17, has performed on the Tongan stage at Polyfest three times.
Sun comes out to play on first day of Polyfest
Day 1 of this year's ASB Polyfest saw hundreds of students take to the stage.
'If Shakespeare was Samoan, this would fit the bill - drama, backstabbing, betrayal and power'
'While it’s fiction, it felt like fragments of my life were before my eyes, as a Samoan.'
How helping his seamstress mum turned into a career in fashion
"I started sewing at a young age because my mum would ask me to help her."
'We deserve better': Disabilities community call for better accessiblity
Members of the disabled community marched to Parliament a petition for change.
Tainui stand with our wāhine haka stand - Tuku Morgan
Waikato-Tainui supports the Chiefs Manawa Super Rugby Aupiki team.
'Just let the reo speak for itself'
Te Po Theatre presents a new hybrid show of Māori theatre and circus.
Key points for the Warriors' 2024 home opener
Can the Warriors get off to a good start in season 2024?
'What I love about poetry is that you can say what needs to be said'
Award-winning Tongan poet Karlo Mila was the voice behind the thought-provoking words.
Miked up All Blacks bringing fans closer to the action
These small things are something us rugby fans can get used to.
‘Hit me real hard’: Warriors ditch original drummers weeks before season
After 28 years, Mt Smart will have new 'game day entertainment'.
Dear Warriors... a fan's wish list for the Warriors in 2024
Warriors: please get these things right in 2024.