Why the nine-month report is flawed. Video / Te Ao Māori News

Uri (descendants) of the eight iwi of Taranaki have until August 16 at 5pm to vote.

Māori and Pacific playwrights showcase new work at Te Pou theatre

A new collaboration between Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua and global pharmaceutical company Roche Pharmaceuticals will see modern medicine meeting traditional Māori values and practices. Video / Te Ao Māori News

Ratu Mataira’s startup secures $10m for fusion energy development.

A new campaigning targeting the relocation of NZ police to Queensland could see a mass exodus of Māori police officers to Australia. Video / Te Ao Māori News

Airana Ngarewa releases debut novel The Bone Tree at the Pātea Māori Club.

Te Whatu Ora has announced that 7.3 million will go towards making the new self-testing screening process completely free for select groups, including wāhine Māori. Video / Te Ao Māori News

Myjanne Jensen reflects on creating her introspective podcast series.

Cook Islanders' knowledge of their native tongue is waning.

Mum Briar worries about whether multiple languages are a help or hindrance.

Jean Paul has recently been diagnosed with dyspraxia and Briar is coming to terms with helping her son overcome the challenges of learning & living with dyspraxia while living in a trilingual whānau. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Opinion: Confusion, misunderstanding, racism is no defence for opposing them.

OPINION: How Otago really got its name, and why the university is changing its Māori name.

Arona is a mama to 5 teenagers and a 1 year old. Due to housing limitations the whanau has had to split where they live. She wants to know how to keep everyone, connected when they can’t all live under the same roof. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Mātauranga Māori a 'constantly evolving' system of knowledge.

After escaping an abusive relationship, solo mum of 4 Jan Marie is on a new path forward and is looking for ways to help support her son Anthony who is struggling with severe anxiety, ADHD and PTSD. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Geneva Alexander-Marsters (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa) taps into the wisdom of te ao Māori during her pregnancy. Through her waiata 'IHO', Geneva emboldens fellow Māori mothers to embrace tikanga in childbirth without fear. To check out Geneva AM's and other amazing artists documentaries head to waiataanthems.co.nz.

Media producers are proof learning in te reo Māori can be a springboard to great career.

The NZ Geographic Board has launched a new set of tangata whenua place names maps.

The Chinese community is adding a splash of colour to Matariki festivities.

A lack of support from health agencies has left a mum of four struggling to keep up with caring for her son Te Kaha who has a rare genetic disorder - MECP2 Duplication Syndrome. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Takoha is bright and full of beans but his parents suspect he may have ADHD. They are unsure about getting him tested and want to understand how they can better support him. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Māori fear losing sovereignty of the language.

Hemi Pinfold Whanga is not fluent but will take on the daunting reo challenge for charity.

Te Maari Anahera Whare has been made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.