'I hope our performance makes whānau still recovering from Cyclone Gabrielle happy for a moment'
Kiwi musicians raise $700K for Cyclone Gabrielle rebuild.
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Watch live: Cyclone Gabrielle relief concert from Parrs Park
Parrs Park in Oratia is picture-perfect for a Cyclone Gabrielle fundraiser.
Rotorua club withdraws venue hire for controversial anti-co-governance event
The council, however, may yet play host.
Campaign to raise electoral option awareness
The campaign will inform voters of Māori descent about their options.
Port baffled by proposed $100m mitigation claim from local iwi
Ngai Te Rangi one of several iwi contesting Port of Tauranga's plans.
Rob Ruha: #Maranga is my way of sharing the whānau story back home and being a part of the help efforts
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Māori look to the spectrum to light up investments
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NZ musician's new song 12 years in the making
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Waikato hapū challenges council plan for housing on possible pā site
The 1ha site is currently home to a car park just across the Waikato River from CBD.
Yellowjackets star Simone Kessell on Hollywood fame, te reo Māori, working alongside Melanie Lynskey
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Rent: New production tackles addiction, homelessness and mental health issues
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Popular Bay of Islands Waka Festival returns after three-year break
The revived waka ama event will feature two days of fun and competition on the water.
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Rotoiti's sacred log an evil omen
It usually appeared to the people only as a harbinger of misfortune or death.
Opinion: Busy life for a tough old bird
Variety of activities keeps kaumatua in touch with hapori.
Te Aranga Health Clinic bought to offer families cheaper medical care
Statistics show many whānau aren’t registered with a GP because of the cost.
Tau Henare: Why should Māori have to move into a shed?
Māori Statutory Board tells Mayor Brown to keep his mitts off Māori money.
Boxing: Lani Daniels goes up a gear on ESPN world rankings
ESPN released its latest rankings and Daniels rose from no. 2 to top spot.
Te Pāti Māori push for Aotearoa name change gains momentum
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says the time for a name change is now.
Duane Allen: We will remember our tūpuna who never had an opportunity to do what we did on Saturday
Te Whiu reunited with Crown-confiscated whenua.
Waimana to host major Tūhoe festival at Easter
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Urgent housing rebuild and managed retreat planned for Wairoa
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa is seeking a government commitment to fund the programme.
Carbon farming firm opens office in Marton
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Opinion: Family violence in cyclone-hit rohe will result in baby uplifts
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Black is back for one night only
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The NZ Highwaymen are coming to a stage near you
Eddie Low, Dennis Marsh, Brendan Duggan and Gray Bartlett on the road again.
When Mum is only 55 and she is dying of cancer
It started with a sore back. By the time it was diagnosed, it was too late.
'An invisible issue in plain sight': Māori transitional housing service opens
He Pā Piringa is the first kaupapa Māori transitional housing service for homeless youths.
Eight-year-old’s question leads to Lenovo’s te reo Māori keyboard
It's an end to clumsy workarounds.
Dennis O'Reilly: During Covid, Civil Defence were disconnected from the marginalised communities
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NZTE Board moves step closer to becoming a Te Tiriti organisation
New member brings years of corporate and Treaty law experience.
Star chef lineup for ‘Tohunga Tūmau’ 2023 Puanga Matariki dinner
The dinner celebration will feature indigenous ingredients and smoky hangi flavours.
Should universities be ‘Tiriti-led’?
The University of Otago is looking to take on the Māori name Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka.