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"It can now rest in the hands of another special rohe."
Ngāti Maniapoto commemorate ‘momentous occasion’ in NZ railway history
Maniapoto was the final rohe that permitted railway construction in its lands.
Hōkūle’a expedition will visit 36 Pacific Rim countries
Hōkūle’a sets sail in June for four-year expedition.
JB Heperi-Smith - a man who sought to ‘serve our people’
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Talisman for Te Matatini festival to be welcomed to Rātana Pā this weekend
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Howie Morrison: It will be a this is your life but without dad
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‘Riding roughshod over rangatiratanga’: Academic on therapeutics bill
Govt warned not to repeat past mistakes by legislating to control rongoā Māori.
Hundreds of Māori switching to the Māori electoral roll
Te Pāti Maori push whānau to take the Māori electoral roll option
Betty-Anne Monga sets the tone for soul singing Kiwi musicians
Betty-Anne Monga is awarded a MNZM for services to music
Greens’ candidate hopes close ties to community will support campaign
Reina Penney to contest Northland seat for party.
Teen has eye on waka ama world champs
She is prepared to make the sacrifices necessary and give the time to training hard.
Chiefly woman ensured the survival her people
Early travellers thought Rungateranga was full of kumara.
Tāmaki Makaurau Māori celebrate cricket victory
The team have become New Zealand's first Māori national cricket champions.
'We are euphoric': Iwi happy with latest Three Waters reset
Iwi respond to the changes to the Three Waters legislation.
‘Chur’: The story behind the origin of the Kiwi slang
Māori musician Frankie Stevens unveils the origins of chur doy.
Thirty rangatahi from cultural capital bring Moana Junior to life
Young people relish the chance to develop acting skills.
Abuse in Care inquiry deadline extended to March 2024
Minister says an apology to abuse survivors will come after the inquiry’s final report.
Paihia history and legacy brought to life virtually
Ātea Nuku Timewalk Paihia celebrates 200 years.
Kiwi legend David Tua gives tips to Northland boxer Mea Motu ahead of title bout
Kaitāia's Mea Motu gets tips from David Tua ahead of international title fight.
Solemn farewell to 'charismatic, hard-working rangatira'
Hundreds turned out to pay their respects.
Willow Jean Prime's seat in Cabinet sets an enviable Māori Labour Party record
Promotion is not tokenism or ticking boxes - Willie Jackson.
Kiwi soldier Kane Te Tai will be farewelled tomorrow
Kiwi soldier killed in Ukraine to be buried tomorrow.
Lack of Māori and Pacific participation in census doesn't add up for statisticians
Stats NZ needs a new approach to get vital Māori data.
How Sweet Mix Kids got to the top of the musical world in Trelise Cooper clothes
Sweet Mix Kids are a tasty musical treat.
Māori contact centre startup on mission to help solo Mums
Taranaki based Rohario Rangihaeata says the idea is to uplift solo Māori māmā.
Sweet Mix Kids at the top of the musical world
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Changes to Māori electoral option start of an inter-generational movement: Tamihere
Te Pāti Māori will stand in general electorate seats, says president John Tamihere.