Te Ururoa Flavell: Te reo Māori is again a thriving language
Comment: Demand for Māori language lessons continues to be strong.
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Campaign for 1 million Kiwis speaking te reo Māori at once
It comes nearly 50 years after a petition to save the language sparked its revitalisation.
Wellington City Council backtracks on Convention Centre name
A new name is being proposed after an awkward double up with a Lower Hutt café.
'Treacherous ground': Tit-for-tat cultural appropriation stoush in restaurant scene
Tit-for-tat accusations of cultural appropriation have cut the Auckland restaurant scene.
How kaumātua coped during lockdown
"Zui will be like bread and butter" Wiremu Keepa said, after using Zoom in lockdown.
'You speak better than us': Māori man stuns market workers with fluent Mandarin
The man has revealed the heartwarming reason he decided to learn the language.
Mahia Peninsula's tangata whenua 'not consulted' on name receiving macron
Mahia Maori Committee on macron use: 'We don't use a macron - change it back to Mahia.'
Bill passes to return Te Puia, Māori Arts and Crafts Institute to iwi
The bill was passed to return ownership of the iconic tourism operations to Rotorua iwi.
Māori language grows in primary schools
Māori language is becoming part of schooling for a third of primary-aged Kiwis.
Rotorua lawyer builds te ao Māori app to improve decision-making for Māori
"There are so many New Zealanders for whom it's [te ao Māori is] a real foreign world."
Watch: 'Are you a slow learner?' - Peters, Tame square off in TV interview
Deputy PM Winston Peters has blasted broadcaster Jack Tame for his use of Te Reo on air
Te Reo Moana features on Disney+
'I'm hoping that this will support the revitalisation of our language.'
Matariki: Your guide to the New Year stars
Seven great spots around New Zealand to see Matariki
Commercial Bay apologises after refusing entry to BLM protesters
The shopping centre apologised to protesters over the incident, saying it was a mistake.
Blue Smoke: New doco shines light on Pixie Williams
New documentary tells the story of Pixie Williams and Blue Smoke.
Māori TV educational channel will run 10 weeks
Ten-week plan for Māori educational TV points to slow return to schools.
Famous Kiwi face to lead at-home school lessons - free computers on way
The first computers and modems for needy families have already been dispatched.
Local Focus: New greetings on the marae
Hongi, harirū and hugs replaced with bows and words. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Battle of the macrons: Wikipedia debate ends
A debate over the use of macrons has raged on Wikipedia for years.
Govt needs to broaden economic package: MP Todd McClay
"It's pretty tough for everybody ... having no customers coming in has been a real shock."
The Dead Lands: Māori supernatural thriller's badass heroine
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Rawiri Waititi to stand for Māori Party in Waiariki
The 39-year-old's candidacy was today confirmed in Rotorua.
Local Focus: Māori art and augmented reality
Paintings break into song. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fletcher Building growing impatient for Ihumātao solution
Fletcher chief executive described the situation as complex.
Chocolates smoked hāngī style - tu meke
Whitewood went to Dangerous Chocolate and said: "I've got this idea, what do you think?"
Danny Watson: A debrief from the celebration and sadness at Waitangi Day
Comment: Te Tiriti O Waitangi puts us in the same waka - but it is a double-hulled waka.
Local Focus: Remarkable range of mourners at Mala's tangi
Fitting tribute to a great local. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Siblings' commitment to improving Māori health stats
The siblings channelling medical careers to slice into the health stats of Māori.
Local Focus: Rotorua set for Waitangi Day festival
Event to be a remembrance rather than a celebration. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Battle of the macrons resurfaces on Wikipedia
Axel Wilke wants more Māori place names to have macrons in Wikipedia.
Kiwi literary giant Dick Scott dies
Important New Zealand historian Dick Scott who cast light on the history of Parihaka dies.
'It constitutes cultural assault': How not to misappropriate te reo
Thousands are learning te reo but there are concerns over 'recolonising' the language.
Watch: First trailer for NZ-set TV epic Dead Lands
A supernatural adventure set in Aoteoroa's mythic past is coming to our screens.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: A message to The Woman Who Isn't Māori
COMMENT: "Kia ora" is not a phrase used only by Māori New Zealanders.