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Educator distances herself from Seymour’s Treaty stance
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Nelson City Council says name change not on the cards for four to 10 years
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New telehealth provider goes online for the 900,000 rural New Zealanders
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Traditional way of parenting revived
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Welsh and Māori languages use music as a tool for revitalisation
Māori musicians are on song with Welsh music producers.
The 28th Māori Battalion unclaimed medals kaupapa completed in Napier
Forty-six sets of medals were presented to whānau in the final ceremony.
It’s back to the the future for our youngest MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is not afraid of korero whānau.
The marae has been the home for student teachers training in Huarahi Māori
University of Auckland’s Epsom campus entered a whakamoe (deep slumber) over the weekend.
The Rock’s mum makes a kava stop before heading back to Los Angeles
The Hollywood superstar’s mum and aunty have been in New Zealand.
Te Pāti Māori says handbrake is already going on Māori spending
Party president John Tamihere believes Māori funding faces big cuts by the new Government.
Kīngi Tūheitia visits Parihaka Pā to strengthen tribal bond
The visit coincides with days celebrating the teachings of prophets.
54 billion minutes of silence: The astonishing death of the phone call
Telegraph: Why the long phone call is becoming a thing of the past.
At the moment, the Moriori language is confined to old manuscripts
Ta rē Moriori is an indigenous language but has no native speakers
Coastal rāhui, 800 Trust win Taranaki Regional Council Environmental Awards
Mahara Okeroa wins Taranaki environmental award.
Festival brings together waka from across Aotearoa
Third Waka Hourua Festival is heading to the South Island for the first time.
Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett to headline free Waitangi @ Waititi concert
The indigenous rights campaigner will perform at the West Auckland concert.
Incoming MP opens up on attempt to shame marae
"Politics makes people go porangi (crazy)" says Takutai Kemp.
Activities such as swimming, fishing, and paddling can now resume
Rāhui following sewage leak into Waitematā Harbour lifted by iwi.
The Rock's special guest appearance at Auckland lunch
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TV adverts highlight growing up in Aotearoa
Māori play features whānau, aroha and the world of advertising.
Far North landowner agrees not to dig wāhi tapu sand dunes
The occupation started when the landowner planned to use a digger to widen an accessway.
Region's youth sway vote on Māori representation
Kāpiti Coast District Council establishes a Māori ward because young people want it.
Are modern funeral practices right for Māori, asks AUT Professor
"A lot of the practises that we are doing are not good for Papatuanuku.”
Ngāi Tahu CEO Tumahai steps down after six years
Lisa Tumahai is challenging the next generation of Ngāi Tahu to step up.
Talent on offer in Māori women's cricket has inaugural Aotearoa coach upbeat
Legendary White Fern Maia Lewis is excited about the future for wāhine Māori cricketers.