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16-hour days on the frontline: Rotorua firefighter given 'rare and special honour'
Kiwi firefighter's long days fighting Aussie bush fires acknowledged.
'When we can talk, we can start saving lives': Daughter's death a catalyst for change
'If I had a support space like this back in 2016... Georgia might still be here today.'
'Some people look at you and see a face that needs to be fixed - but not me'
Two families whose children were born with a cleft lip / cleft palate share their stories.
Decision on Black Ferns victory parade appears to rest with Grant Robertson
There is no word yet on a Black Ferns victory parade.
Kapa haka competitions a financial strain but 'intrinsic value priceless'
Financial strain is harder each year as competitions get bigger
Mereana-Wairua is 10 years old. Her art exhibition challenges menstruation silence
The Immersive art exhibition starts this weekend in South Auckland.
Kiwis still spending up, new data shows
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Green Party lobbying for waiver visa for visiting Pacific people
'The Dawn Raid-era perception of Pacific peoples as overstayers is alive and well.'
Lifu Petelo Mua'au will bring his Samoan cultural upbringing to South Auckland
New South Auckland cop wants to use his culture to heal whānau.
'Te Āhuru Mōwai' will be a shelter and safe haven for young fashion designers
New whare in Glen Innes will provide a safe haven for young fashion designers.
When Covid hit, five Samoan siblings took over the family business - and changed the game
What happened when five Samoan siblings took over the family market business.
Kiwa Digital takes top award at International Business Awards
Kiwa Digital was one of the winners at the 2022 International Business Awards.
Porirua teen inspired by some of the Pacific's greatest Tokelau musicians
Porirua teen Teve Gaualofa, 16, is hoping to release more music in the Tokelauan language.
Ngāti Tuwharetoa mourn the loss of a rangatira - moe mai e te rangatira
Tuwharetoa whānau are sad at the loss of a rangatira.
Awards night proves that utilising our Māori culture and values makes good Māori business sense
Māori Business Awards celebrate the very best in Māori business.
Film director celebrates our diverse Māoritanga, including interwoven Pākehā whakapapa
The premiere of the reo version of Frozen was a really cool night.
Māori farmers acknowledged at big night of awards in Hawke's Bay
Māori beef and lamb farms have been recognised for their mahi.
'A fine art': Māori tourism model wins praise from Aboriginal visitors
'All we want is for our kids to walk through life with pride. We see this here ...'
How an iwi-led business programme encouraged sparky to give back
Matenga Hapi, 24, wants to support other Māori into employment.
Honouring a Niuean mama's legacy to maintain culture and language in NZ
A Niuean matriarch who helped students to maintain their culture is being honoured today.
Ōtara's finest: Local bike club turns stigma into opportunity for youth
South Auckland riders are taking away the stigma to the sport and creating opportunities.
Learning Niuean: The fight to keep an endangered language alive
The journey to learn a dying language - Niuean - in a bid to keep it alive.
Panthers wins awards for music and is nominated in 18 TV award categories
The real life story of the Dawn Raids wins APRA award and a bag of TV nominations.
Investing in indigenous knowledge adds financial value to Māori kaupapa company
Tahito Ltd is paving the way in indigenous ethical and sustainable investing.
Real Estate NZ translates guides into Māori and other languages
23 per cent of those who bought their first home in the past 12 months were Māori.
Speak up: 'A friend saw the sadness behind my eyes and asked how I was'
A group of Pacific and Māori TikTok members have banded together to talk mental health.
'A true leader': First wāhine Māori marine professor welcomed
Kura Paul-Burke is one of only three Māori marine professors in New Zealand.
Tāonga now classified with Ministry of Culture & Heritage to prevent overseas sales
Items put up for auction at Webb's Auction House.
From Kuirau Park to being homed: 'Street mum' turns her life around
Missy Rehu has got off the streets and into housing.
Māori taonga is heading to the auction block in Aotearoa . . . but all at a price
Live auction of expatriated tāonga at Webb's Auckland premises next week.
Top players of Rugby World Cup will take home a unique taonga
The Player of the Match for each of the world cup games will take home a piece of Aotearoa
Rotorua's highest-polling candidate also its youngest
Wang has been elected to a second term, preliminary results show.