
Cobber challenge 2023: Celebrating hardworking herding dogs in Australasia
New Zealand's best shep dogs take on their Aussie counterparts
New Zealand's best shep dogs take on their Aussie counterparts
The Icehouse is looking for 25 future leaders.
The project has landed in court following concerns about cultural commodification.
Bill Harris, Barney Manaia, Dale Maree Morgan and Gaylene Roberts are all standing.
Pīpīwai is gearing up for a parade to beat all parades today.
Minister for Pacific Peoples on navigating her own language journey.
Tōkū Tuakiri has been released as part of the Waiata Anthems New Zealand Music Month.
Kiwi singer says the death of Tina Turner has struck a chord with Kiwis.
Māori have until July 13 to decide which electoral roll they will vote on
Emerging artist Stevei Houkāmau wins the King Tuheitia art award.
Thousands of immigrants are needed to fill the logistics space.
"Manuao is happiest when working and providing for his people."
Ka Whawhai Tonu stills on show at Cannes.
Sam Mangakahia customises guitars with traditional Māori and Polynesian designs.
World stage beckons for performing arts festival.
The NZ-bound smash-hit show has won fans around the world - but some aren't happy with it.
The world-famous spot will be closed until 2030.
The Pacific Budget package has a strong focus on maintaining Pacific languages.
His greatest legacy would be the "wealth of knowledge" left for the younger generation.
Karnin Ahorangi Peter died after a group of students were trapped in Abbey Caves.
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Autaia celebrates the richness, diversity, and importance of ngā toi Māori (Māori arts).
Tough week in politics doesn't stop Acting PM from attending wāhine Māori shows.
The original owner acquired the painting in June, 1916 for just £26.50.
Otago Polyfest draws in upwards of 160 schools and more than 6000 performers.
Corrella join Waiata Anthems line-up to normalise te reo Māori.
Charles is keen to show that he can be a unifying figure for everyone in the UK.
Visitors' furry friends will be able to see the ancient sites too.
The technique, mīmiro, will be used to rebuild a historic Bay of Plenty wharenui.