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Sandra Coney puts the words behind the picture of the protest 42 years ago
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Whānau living overseas are doing their best to keep te wiki o te reo Māori thriving.
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Former police officer turned barrister says politicians should stay out of Law and Order.
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The businessman and the ex boxer have formed a healthy relationship
Opinion: My father believed that the Māori language would hold us back
Anaru Eketone's Māori dad didn't think learning te reo was warranted.
Meet the trailblazing judge who as a lawyer decided to only speak te reo in the courtroom
The unprecedented move was part of Alana Thomas' work progressing te reo in the courts
Seymour promises tougher sentences for serious crimes in law and order policy
Seymour has promoted Act's policy in a media standup outside a dairy ram-raided in April.
Muru director Tearepa Kahi: ‘I want to normalise te reo Māori’
Muru was the highest-grossing New Zealand film of 2022.
Watch: NZ champion golf trio receive haka homecoming from schoolmates
An emotional haka was a special homecoming for the national schoolboy champs.
'Language revitalisation': Māori Language Commissioner hopes more people will take part
'It takes one generation to lose a language and it takes three generations to restore.'
Dogs allowed, moko banned: SAS veteran barred from Perth pub
'We know about you Kiwis, but you still can't stay'.
Learn the whakapapa of an historic Māori phrasebook at Auckland Council libraries
Auckland Council libraries celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Reincarceration likely for released prisoners lacking stable housing - study
Accommodation on the outside is hard to obtain.
Fijian teen Usaia Rhodes started learning te reo as a toddler
Usaia Rhodes, 14, has been in a full Māori immersion class since he was 2 years old.
Plastic consumables used in the cataracts procedures could be recycled and repurposed
Kiwi eye surgeons pioneer world leading waste initiative
Picture books bring pūrākau to new generations in uni and marae pilot in Te Waka a Māui
Marae pilots new picture books to a new generation.
Opinion: Does a Māori-first policy of language acquisition lead to dangerously low levels for intergenerational transmission?
Kiri Dell challenges people to think about their own bicultural vision for Aotearoa.
Autistic boy wins national golf title after only playing three rounds - ever
The 12-year-old schoolboy cleaned up all comers to take out the title at the Aims Games.
Learning te reo gives Kruze Tangira added confidence
Māori news journalist has gained a sense of belonging with his culture.
Entrepreneurs giving back to next generation with US internships
Global intern programme will place Māori innovators with leading businesses in the US.
Remembering the pioneer, the big personality and the brother
A year after his tragic death, the legacy of Willie Los'e lives on.
Two west Auckland sisters beat the world at pool
Sisters Laquiesha and Aaliyah Clifford are on top of the world
Cop who retired 13 years ago returns as Deputy Police Commissioner
Pieri Munro left police in 2010 but is back in 2023 to a high profile role.
Rewi Spraggon's hāngī dumplings coming to a store near you
He's fusing Asian cooking styles with hāngī techniques for a mouth-watering product.
Son killed by stranger, dad dies of a broken heart, whānau to face killer at sentencing
Jonty Douglas was helping a mate when he was stabbed to death by a stranger.
Eliminating whakamā in learning te reo Māori
Tane Marsters is a Huarahi Māori student at Waiapapa Taumata Rau.
Hāngī dumplings expected to be in high demand
Hāngī master Rewi Spraggon and Asian bakery owner Amy Sevao have joined culinary forces to produce the world's first Hāngī dumplings. Video / Michael Craig
Te reo Māori inspires Native American to save her own Indigenous language
Only eight people in her tribe are fluent, and they’re all aged 70-plus.
Black eye doesn’t hold back Fashion Week model
‘Oh no, I hope we don’t get the model with the black eye’
Waikato wahine sworn in as first Māori Employment Court judge
Merepaia King has been sworn in at her own marae in Waikato.
Waiata Anthems: Reti Hedley using music to express his Māori culture
Singer Reti Hedley shows off Māori pride in new waiata.
'We are unique': Hittmen spread their beats throughout the BoP
“We stand out, and we are unique,” says manager Carl Homersham.
Opinion: The Pae Ora reforms, public health and making it work
Rob Campbell: The public health crisis will be us for a long time.