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Rawiri Waititi calls out Chris Luxon but won't be calling him on the phone.
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SPCA provides story books in te reo to Māori education providers across Aotearoa
SPCA is providing books in Te Reo to schools who teach te reo.
Ngāti Porou say failure to act on forestry slash inquiry not an option
Iwi leader Selwyn Parata wants action, not more kōrero.
Tairāwhiti residents thankful for forestry after cyclone damage
It follows a report into the devastation caused by slash during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Crunching data lines up Māori and Pasifika mental health to their living environment
Research considers the links between mental wellbeing and external factors.
Ghost of Parekura Horomia hangs over Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidate selection
The whānau of a former Labour stalwart are considering a tilt into politics.
‘The joy on the faces of the tamariki makes everything worth it’: Tūrangi opens new sports facility
“Te Mataapuna is a facility for the whole community."
One Love 2024 line-up, date and when tickets go on sale revealed
Some of the world's biggest reggae and dancehall acts are set to return to Tauranga.
Northland legal fraternity mourns death of respected lawyer Wiremu Puriri
Northland lawyer Wiremu Puriri dies after a long battle with cancer.
Whānau Matters: Episode 7 - Rugby Rules
Let’s face it, parenting is a really tough job. Sometimes anger bubbles up. Rugby Rules provides 3 simple rules to stay in control when the conversation gets heated and you need to keep your cool. Video / Kōwhai Productions
New immersive app tells history and stories of Mataatua
The app Te Waka Tipua o Mata-Atua tells the history and stories of the ancestral canoe.
Rising star Kaleb Ngatoa make his debuts in Japan
Māori motorsport star Kaleb Ngatoa makes his debut in Japan today.
‘Needs to be addressed’: Meng Foon calls for action over poor Māori health outcomes
Meng Foon said Māori continue to bear the brunt of inequality.
Strong focus on kaupapa Māori approaches to safety and wellbeing in 2023 Budget
This Budget focuses on initiatives to prevent violence from happening in the first place.
Iwi dispute leaves council ‘meat in the sandwich’
New Plymouth councillors are puzzled about how to deal with a dispute between two iwi.
Dame Valerie Adams helps South Auckland charity warm up winter for 10,000 tamariki
The partnership is part of the foundation’s annual Jammies for June campaign.
Wintec Te Pūkenga celebrates 30-year nursing milestone
Māori nursing programme run out of Wintec reaches significant milestone.
Meka Whaitiri move makes political waves, and causes ripples to Māori and general electoral rolls
Thousands of Māori have jumped rolls but thousands have flip-flopped.
Aotearoa’s first golf course with artificial greens has special links to Māori golf
Tapora Golf Club on the Kaipara Harbour has undergone a major redevelopment.
Gisborne bar granted permission to open near kura
The bar will open near the school despite strong opposition at a recent hearing.
Young south Auckland entrepreneurs new kaupapa Māori business
South Auckland students are celebrating Māori culture with baby teethers.
Matariki: Booklet aims to empower more New Zealanders to celebrate
The path towards the rising of Matariki has been laid at an event in Takapō
Whānau Ora model is changing whānau lives for the better - report
The Ngā Tini Whetū programme is lifting lives out of hopelessness.
Whakawhetai: Finding the good in every situation
When you start from a place of gratitude, everything else is extra.
Kurawaitī developing next generation of Waikato River kaitiaki
The next cohort of rangatahi are schooling up their wai.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: The battle of Te Puta o Tongara
Ancient battle site at Pukeroa, where Rotorua Hospital stands.
Team player’s talents help to build legacy
Rangitihi Pene has been involved in basketball for more than 40 years.
Whānau Matters: Episode 6 - Mirroring
Growing great children requires great role models. Bad behaviour is often copied or mirrored by the very people our children look up to for inspiration and the rules of life. Video / Kōwhai Productions
Rob Campbell: I am a product of a colonial society and an elite within
Business director and entrepreneur Rob Campbell talks about Māori equity.
'A fighter for Tauranga Moana': Historian remembered for treaty work - and 'superpowers'
His greatest legacy would be the "wealth of knowledge" left for the younger generation.
Local hapū and whānau place rāhui after teen dies in 'harrowing' cave incident
Karnin Ahorangi Peter died after a group of students were trapped in Abbey Caves.
Shelly Bay: Mana whenua wins ‘crucial’ ruling in Māori Land Court
Applicants claim the true ownership remains with the members of Taranaki Whānui.