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Officers learn traditional bassinet weaving practices to strengthen their understanding of sudden infant deaths

Police weave baskets for a greater understanding of sudden unexplained infant deaths.

Eating out: Food reduction, koha payment and a volunteer army

Auckland restaurant Everybody Eats 'feeds bellies, not bins'.

Young sports club eyes Olympic future

The Tauranga Tridents' triumphant success is a measure of one man.

Beating the stigma of limited vision: Why Haehaetu is sharing her story now

Haehaetu Barrett has had visual impairment for most of her life. Few have known until now.

'Dumb decision': Community cricket lashes out over new scoring system

The system imposed by Cricket NZ has been desccribed as "woeful" and a "shambles".

Virtual reality tours take the mystery out of university campus life

Future university students can take a walk around the campus without leaving their class

Sweet & Me cakery honouring the Pacific one dessert at a time

Fijian-Kiwi Bertrand Jang is the chef behind the popular Pasifika cake shop Sweet & Me.

Nau Mai Ra wants to go global

'Anyone can jump on our waka, whether you're Māori or not' - power company co-founder.

'He's the bomb': Teacher sharing boxing passion makes a difference

"I don't think you'll find this at any other school."

Experts are worried about the rising increase in abuse toward wahine Māori

Increase in online abuse is targetted at predominantly wahine Māori

NCEA-credited haka theatre opens career pathway for rangatahi

The production will showcase a blend of traditional Māori performance and theatre

John Tamihere: 'Our right to fix our own problems has dawned'

Te Whānau o Waipareira signs new outcomes-focused contract with Oranga Tamariki.

The train trip that brought Maniapoto and the Crown together

Ngāti Maniapoto iwi take symbolic train trip to Wellington for reading of settlement deed.

Award-winning Amazonian documentary to screen in Aotearoa

The film took three years to make.

'I did not know that all Māori were not living like the movie Once were Warriors'

When my koko died, so did our connection to the land and our whakapapa

Sharp Blacks admit the competition was razor sharp at world butchers challenge in California

Kiwi butchers hold their own to finish third at World Butchers Challenge in the US

Al Capone, Scarface and Bugsy Malone given life by Te Kura tuarua o Ngāmotu

US gangsters Al Capone, Scarface and Bugs Moran and brought to life in Taranaki.

Small airline calls out Air NZ to increase use of te reo

Air Ruatoria wants the uplift of te reo Māori on our major airline carrier.