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Tuhoe takes lead in homeland's future
The remote, misty, immense Te Urewera country is a treasured place that no one should own - to own it would be to enslave…
Landmark Ngai Tuhoe settlement passes reading
Ngai Tuhoe will take the lead role in the future of their homeland, including Te Urewera, under a landmark settlement that…
Volcanoes given back to iwi care
The Crown is gifting some of Auckland's most historic and recognisable assets - 14 volcano sites - to a group of 13 iwi…
Mac and Ron put accent on spelling
Mac and Ron are on a linguistic and historic mission to right Maori spelling and pronunciation howlers in West Auckland.
Maori
Nikau, Aria take lead in names
Nikau remains the most popular name for Maori boys born last year while Aria takes the top spot for…
Aunty: Paki needs redemption
The Maori King's son needs to focus on redemption and becoming a contributing member of society, his aunt Labour MP Nanaia…
Few non-Maori pick language for study at secondary school
Only 4 per cent of non-Maori secondary school students are learning te reo Maori, the latest figures show.
Scammers use te reo ploy
Scammers are renewing an old con by using te reo Maori in bogus emails, but tech and language experts…
Bill 'about giving decisions back to iwi'
A new bill that will change how te reo Maori is safeguarded will have its first reading in Parliament today.
Dover Samuels won't vote for Labour
Former Labour minister Dover Samuels says he won't be voting for the party at the election.
Theatre review: Putorino Hill
Chris Molloy's atmospheric new drama, produced by Taki Rua, is ostensibly a period piece via reminiscence.
Stan Walker to release new single in Te Reo Maori
It's been 30 years since New Zealand had its last Te Reo Maori hit with Poi E in 1984 but rising star Stan Walker is hoping…
Party planning 'like Maori ninjas in stealth mode'
Maori Archives
A minimum hourly wage of $18.80, free doctors' visits for those under 18, and a warrant of fitness for…
Te Reo Maori
Sibling rivalry in news
More Te Reo Maori
Te reo has paved the way for careers in journalism for two sets of Kiwi siblings who work on opposing…
Maori party
Claire Trevett: MPs come and go but rare few earn high regard
Politicians come and politicians go. Some are loved, some are ridiculed, some are despised. Claire Trevett looks at two…
Maori Television
Second whistleblower raises concerns
More Maori Television
A second whistleblower has spoken to Maori Television’s Native Affairs programme as part of its Te…
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