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The wharenui has a bunch of memories for many Māori.
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Māori author wins book award
Michael Bennett's main character is based on the 'incredible women' in his life.
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Te Whata data platform will allow easy access to stats.
Opinion: Absolute historical truth is difficult outside of registries of births and deaths
OPINION: Just because Māori history is oral history doesn't mean it's any less true.
Nick Carroll: Rangatahi deserve better … ‘reimagining how life skills are taught’
A new interactive online course promises to teach rangatahi fundamental skills.
Rampant population of kina at Karikari Peninsula killing off sea kelp and forcing snapper out
Te Whānau Moana and Te Rorohuri lift rahui to cull rampant sea urchin.
Opinion: Those incapable of independent thought, buy into persuasive 'group think'
Opinion: The impacts of politicians will have a serious effect on youth.
6yo hit-and-run victim discharged from hospital after miraculous recovery
Hit and run youngster John Major Taurua Mackay discharged after 3 weeks in hospital
Opinion: Aotearoa’s most ambitious response to climate change and the biodiversity crisis
Climate change is causing increasingly frequent and severe weather events.
Whangārei’s Ngāti Hine Health Trust wins design award
The refurbished offices of Ngāti Hine Trust wins a Bronze Pin.
Rotorua trending in web bookings as a tourism hot spot
Sulpher city is again becoming the adventure capital of Aotearoa.
David Seymour: I think kura hourua is a wonderful name
Act leader wants charter schools back on the books by 2025.
Justin Tipa elected new Ngāi Tahu chairman
"I do not underestimate the mahi ahead to continue to move our iwi forward.”
Waititi: This Government wants to remove all trace of us as Māori
The coalition wants government agencies to provide services based on need, not race.
Opinion: You do not need bombs and missiles to decimate an indigenous population
Māori leadership mobilises to prepare for battle with new Government.
When worlds collide — The Art of Black Grace
Art of Black Grace 2/5 brings together the worlds of dance, painting and music.
Top gong for world-class Dunedin swimmer
Swimmer Erika Fairweather takes out top Māori Sports Award.
Māori health organisation wants the Government to reverse planned smokefree decision
Hāpai Ta Hauora says Government's Smokefree plan will hurt Māori.
Rob Campbell: We are going to find out who is really committed to equity and who is not
Opinion: There were no real surprises in the coalition agreement.
Kaumātua experiences of language and culture oppression told in photos
A new photography project records sensitive and precious personal experiences.
Outgoing minister Willie Jackson takes a crack at incoming government trade-offs
Willie Jackson predicts doom for new government
Sailing heritage celebrated in Northland
Twenty-four students have been given a chance to sail a tall ship
Growing Up in NZ study: Improving mental health needs to include all rangatahi Māori
NZ Study says courageous action needed for improving Māori rangatahi mental health
Watch: Trailer to Lee Tamahori’s new film The Convert
Lee Tamahori's new film depicts pre-colonial Aotearoa.
Poll: Majority want equal say in Te Tiriti o Waitangi decisions
'Clearly, it’s an important issue.'
We look forward to being the pebbles in the shoes of Pāremata Parliament
Takutai Kemp takes the Whānau Ora kaupapa to Parliament.
Educator distances herself from Seymour’s Treaty stance
Dame Anne Salmond says she does not support Act's attempt to rewrite document.
Nelson City Council says name change not on the cards for four to 10 years
Whakatū Marae is urging the council to rename the 'colonial' Founders Heritage Park.
New telehealth provider goes online for the 900,000 rural New Zealanders
Ka Ora Telecare's initial rollout is for 20 rural practices.
Author to tell story of world-famous iris hybridiser
The subject of the book was most famous for her work on iris flowers.
Traditional way of parenting revived
The traditional Māori way of parenting is what the Hapū Māmā Wānanga Wahakura thrives on.
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.