Education and sport power couple take charge at St Stephen's
Yvette McCausland-Durie will lead school with husband Nathan.
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'So sorry': Miami Zoo ends kiwi encounters after 'offending a nation'
The zoo said they 'regret the unintentional stress' caused.
Whānau Matters: Episode 11 - Parenting Apart
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Newly elected Rātana Church leader hits the road
"Manuao is happiest when working and providing for his people."
Consultation for more bilingual traffic signs begins
Te Mātāwai and Waka Kotahi have released a flotilla of signs for public consultation.
Watch: Claims kiwi 'treated like a lap dog' at US zoo
Expert says the bird would be 'terrified' by this treatment.
Young swimmer to represent NZ at world junior champs
Manawatū's Milan Glintmeyer will represent New Zealand at the world junior champs.
Proposal to move patient tissue samples further scrapped
A proposal to transport lab samples has been dropped after criticism.
Christchurch safe haven for rangatahi has begun construction
Youth hub aims to give rangatahi an opportunity to lead healthy and valued lives.
Tonga moves quick to invite American Idol winner Iam Tongi to the Friendly Islands festival
Tonga Tourism has put a shout out to American Idol winner Iam Tongi.
Māori movie makes entrance at prestigious French film festival
Ka Whawhai Tonu stills on show at Cannes.
Advisers say Tribunal homelessness report falls short
Advocates have renewed calls for the establishment of a Māori housing authority.
Māori artist creates custom guitar for American Idol winner
Sam Mangakahia customises guitars with traditional Māori and Polynesian designs.
Rugby boosted by new mental health partnership
The partnership will see expanded delivery of NZR’s mental health and wellbeing programme.
Census makes final push for Māori and Pasifika stragglers with Warriors tickets and kai vouchers
Thousands of notices have gone to Census defaulters warning of fines.
The sky’s the limit for Mātauranga Māori and Air New Zealand in-flight skincare package
Rongoā Māori goes sky high with Air NZ.
Te Matatini hopes to take kapa haka to a global viewing market
World stage beckons for performing arts festival.
Māori in the media given putea to build more capacity across the media landscape
Budget funding will see more Māori and te reo in the media.
Witi Ihimaera embarking on international anniversary tour
Whale Rider author will speak around the globe about his books
Whānau Matters: Episode 10 - Time and Attention
Giving time to your loved ones can be the most precision gift. Putting them first can sometimes seem inconvenient or irritating as an adult but the long term investment is worth it. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Rob Campbell: 'I failed at Te Whatu Ora. I should have been far more disruptive'
Ex Health NZ boss Rob Campbell addresses a group of clinical health professionals
Motorsport: Rain the winner in Kaleb Ngatoa’s Japanese debut
Kaleb Ngatoa credited with fourth place in a field of seven.
Looted taonga to return to Whanganui River
Te Kōanga o Rehua will arrive on Wednesday after a nearly 50-year battle for its return.
Green Party candidate list includes nine Māori
'We can push the Crown to uphold its promise to guarantee tino rangatiratanga'.
Opinion: A Māori perspective on Budget 2023
Budget leaves hollow feeling in the puku because inequity persists in Aotearoa for Māori.
Duffy Books in Homes raising literacy among Māori and Pasifika tamariki
Duffy Books in Homes has picked up a prestigious award at the Children’s Music Awards.
Martial arts fighter Aaron Tau receives his mataora
Tau is the first of seven generations in his lineage to have a mataora.
South Auckland event showcases local hip-hop culture
Southside Represent shows out and shows off hip-hop culture and young entrepreneurs.
Crown breached Treaty over Māori homelessness, Waitangi Tribunal rules
Tribunal noted appalling living conditions of many who returned to live on their whenua.
Invasive seaweed 'has anti-cancer properties'
Whiore Enterprises hopes to see the repurposing of invasive seaweed into products.
Father and daughter approached to represent Te Pāti Māori in Hauraki-Waikato
Labour Minister Nanaia Mahuta currently holds the seat.
Opinion: We need to talk about young people and homelessness
What is more basic than food on the table, and a roof over your head?
The day the paddocks started moving towards homes: 'It's hard to put your mind around it'
Sunny Wairoa was suddenly hit by a wall of water. As winter approaches, questions remain.