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Kerikeri to become Far North's first bilingual town
Agreement between council and hapū will see Kerikeri Far North's first bilingual town.
Tamaki Makaurau iwi: Sell back the port land that was stolen from Māori
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei has made a daring bid to buy the Ports of Auckland.
Rugby star's challenge to New Zealanders: save money and the planet
Black Fern Portia Woodman-Wickliffe is on a mission to reduce food waste.
Council calls for seabed mining ban
South Taranaki District Council says 'environmental vandalism' outweighs economic benefits
Te Awa o Mokotūāraro restored to river formerly known as Clive River
Traditional Māori name wins out: Clive River is restored to its original te reo.
Community advocates say $9K spent on census hui was money well spent
The $9000 spent on four census hui with gangs was money well spent.
The changing face of the New Zealand police better reflects the communities they serve
Minorities have increased in police to show a more diverse force.
Myrtle rust anniversary: Future of pohutukawa ‘a bit grim’
Disease found in Northland now killing the country's oldest pohutukawa.
'Giving a voice to rangatahi': Funding boosts for Maori youth
Money is available to help Māori support youth leadership and cultural development.
Science and tradition merge for new parenting show for whānau
A new TV show is delivering traditional Māori parenting advice to whānau.
Fears floods helping grass pest spread
Machinery used to repair flood damage may also have spread Manchurian rice grass.
Comment: The future is Māori
Helen Leahy, Pou Ārahi of Nga Waihua o Paerangi, writes about investing in whānau.
Whānau Matters: Episode 17 - Domestic Violence
It’s not ok to inflict pain on whānau, physical or emotional. There’s always another way. Have you heard about red brain / green brain? Video / Kōwhai Productions
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Ending poverty requires serious Govt approach
Kaumatua need affordable housing and healthcare, and sufficient income.
Tama Potaka: There were only 3 sports you could play — rugby, rugby or rugby
National's Tama Potaka likes to keep physically and mentally agile.
Young, autistic singer inspired to continue famous uncle's musical legacy
He shares how he is overcoming challenges and finding solace in his passion.
Cyclone recovery plans spark fears for future of whenua
Māori affected by land categorisation have a big choice to make.
Waipareira honours wāhine for services to community
Two nurses who fronted the Māori Covid response receive Māori recognition award.
Māori trades and training programme in Otago gets green light
Aukaha's programme will receive part of $40m boost for new Māori trades and training.
M9: All speakers announced for Matariki as the spotlight goes on The Hori
Spotlight on Hohepa Thompson, better known as ‘The Hori’.
Whānau Ora COO Awerangi Tamihere picks up a King’s Birthday Honour
The health sector stalwart becomes a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
How NZ’s own law helped Australia win 'Manuka Honey' trademark war
Case shows how law lacks substantive protections for Māori intellectual property rights.
Rare bird washes up on Northland beach after trying to eat balloon
It's the first time Robert Webb has ever seen a live example of this species
Vicar with a difference honoured for bringing joy
Rotorua's Reverend Tom Poata has been acknowledged.
Iwi, education leader Toa Faneva recognised for services to Māori
He credits his grandparents with instilling values of manaakitanga, tautoko and service.
Humble kaumātua's lifelong work for the environment, Māori and health honoured
The plight of the kukupa, or native pigeon, sparked Prime's life's work.
Whānau Matters: Episode 16 - Consent
For some people there are some issues that they will find difficult to talk to their kids about, but they need to be discussed. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Te Pāti Māori selects Te Tai Tonga candidate
'I will be a staunch champion and advocate for Māori independence,' says Tākuta Ferris.
Rotorua iwi embraces bilingual road signs
Iwi around Rotorua support the move to introduce bilingual road signage in Aotearoa.
'We weren’t even at the damn door': Moana Maniapoto on breaking through barriers
“We weren’t even at the damn door … we’re not even in the room.”
Kiwi pro wrestler chasing world champion status
The grind inside New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) has paid off for Aaron Henare.
Castlecliff coastal projects now led by community collective
'It’s about community passion and desire to see things done.'
Making Auckland Māori again - the man behind the city's big civic art works
His designs are everywhere - but just who is the man intent on reindigenising the city?