Countdown denies man, 50, zero % beer because he was with daughter, 16
"I was dangerously close to being a 'Karen' when I pushed back against the rules."
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Tūhoe kuia inspires Taiwanese female director to finish cross-cultural movie project
"Our people share the same ambition to revitalise our native language and ways of living."
Impact Awards nominee Kophie Su'a-Hulsbosch talks art and politics
Kophie Su'a-Hulsbosch says ""the world is depressing, but I'm positive about the future."
Māori Businesswomen's Awards to inspire next generation of wāhine entrepreneurs
Awards like these will build confidence in the next generation of wāhine entrepreneurs.
Tina Kilmister-Blue to judge Māori Businesswomen's Awards
"It's vital for Māori to see other Māori doing well in business," Kilmister-Blue said.
South Auckland food initiative is turning throwaways into takeaways
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Campaign launched to encourage Māori and Pasifika to self-test for bowel cancer in new programme
Māori and Pacific Islanders' participation in bowel cancer screening is lower overall.
Te Papa confirmed that Lion & Tusk was awarded money through the Helping Hands Grant in April 2021
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Ōtara-inspired bar wows patrons in France
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Missing moggie returns: 'Oh my god, Pipi! We haven't seen you for eight years!'
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Matariki animation: Chapter 7 - Meet Hiwa-i-te-rangi, the wishing star
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
'The least we can do is clean up': Tongan public band together to clean up streets after league
Tongan rugby league fans have banded together to clean up after the weekend's parades.
Matariki animation: Chapter 6 - Meet Waipuna-ā-rangi and Ururangi, tied to rain and the wind
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Matariki animation: Chapter 5 - Meet Waitī and Waitā, tied to food from rivers and oceans
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Matariki animation: Chapter 4: Tupu-ā-nuku and Tupu-ā-rangi, linked to food of the earth and skies
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Matariki animation: Chapter 3 - Meet Pōhutukawa, star of the spirits
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Special animation: Chapter 2 - Meet Rehua, pāpā linked to Matariki
Follow Ururangi and Nan as they discover the different stars of Matariki.
Matariki 2022: 'Māori Beyonce' wants to be as successful as her idol
Lockdown has inspired singer-songwriter Te KuraHuia to pen more waiata.
Matariki 2022: Hopes for celebration to focus on tradition
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Matariki 2022: West Auckland will hold a street party to celebrate the Māori New Year
Waipareira will celebrate Matariki with a street community party to celebrate a New Year
Quilts bring unique perspective to kaupapa Māori storytelling to life
Spreading a Matariki story into the fabric of Commercial Bay.
Special animation: Chapter 1 - Meet Matariki, māmā of the cluster
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Matariki 2022: Time for a spring clean out and catching up with whānau
Qiane Matata-Sipu will celebrate Matariki 2022
Matariki 2022: Te Arawa will welcome in the Māori New Year in their own unique way
Te Arawa karakia and waiata will sing out to welcome in Matariki, the Māori New Year.
Matariki 2022: Celebrating through the eyes of a Kīngitanga kura
Huntly kura tells its Matariki story via the stars and the Kīngitanga.
'If we don't pay respect to indigenous yoga, we dilute the practice'
Concerns are growing some yoga instructors are moving away from its Indian origins.
Young cousins win Hiwaiterangi award at Matariki Awards
Atareta Milne and Te Haakura Ihimaera-Manley were unfazed by their illustrious company.
Matariki: Going bush with Band of Breethas good for soul and community
Hunting together is a good way for these bros to get a spiritual fix before Matariki.
Check out the top 50 Māori products from around Aotearoa
Aotearoa's top 50 Māori-made products will be made available in celebration of Matariki.
NZ Paddle Blacks captain Matthew Fiso on a mission to get to world champs
Matthew Fiso is on a mission to represent NZ and Samoa at the Canoe Polo World Champs.
Stacey Morrison: M9 event a way to engage with Matariki in a rejuvenating way
"Wāhine Māori, if we reach out to each other, everyone jumps on board."
Chelsea Winstanley inspired by Prime Minister's response to her letter
A letter from David Lange inspired the film director to a lifetime of positive action.
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