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Sister of chief Te Rangikauariro was married to the famous warrior Te Arakau.
New festival director for Māoriland Film Festival announced as festival lights, camera and action begins
Libby Hakaraia steps down after 10 years at the helm of Māoriland.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Road destruction set to hit Heartland rugby heroes hard
Rugby - a unifying force on the East Coast - will be hit hard by Cyclone Gabrielle damage.
The reasons behind the historic changes to Otago University - Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka
It is important institutions are spaces in which people of all backgrounds can flourish.
Thousands of Māori with dyslexia are not being diagnosed - specialist
Diagnosis cost for dyslexia out of reach for many families.
Logo proposal for University of Otago a ‘bold change’
Proposed logo for university would swap the traditional coat of arms for a tohu.
Opinion: The joy of Te Matatini - and that pōwhiri challenge
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei salutes the thousands who made the event a success.
Grants allow Māori to develop underutilised land
Hapū hunt to make whenua Māori profitable in truffles.
'Freaked out': Poacher caught with 250 pāua fled fisheries officers by running into the sea
Pāua poacher sprung at checkpoint fled into the sea with suitcases of shellfish.
Dame Naida: The Mayor is no better than James Cook
Dame Naida Glavish is calling out Kaipara Mayor Craig Jepson
Otago University takes historic bold step to becoming a Te Tiriti-led institution
Otago University takes bold steps to adopting a Te Tiriti-led mandate.
Experts urge vape shop restrictions to address ‘epidemic’
There's a call to limit the number and location of vape shops.
Star app would bring Māori world view to significance of star constellations
Living by the Stars rōpū submit proposal for a Māori star app.
Chur e hoa: It's all part of the new Oxford English Dictionary
Every day Māori words make it to the new Oxford Dictionary.
Local Focus: 'It has no future here' - colonial statue under fire again
Whanganui hapū and iwi have 'major concerns' regarding Aotearoa's first war memorial.
Taranaki Regional Council and iwi struggling to implement freshwater reforms
They fear future tension between them.
First Nations theatre company brings indigenous stories to Aotearoa’s stage
Bangarra Dance will appear in Aotearoa this week with its latest show
Iwi supporting whānau into homes following Cyclone Gabrielle
Iwi makes securing housing a major post-cyclone goal.
First Nations theatre company brings indigenous stories to Aotearoa
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‘At their wits’ end’: Art show highlights families’ struggle with meth
Exhibition aims to raise awareness and explore answers to region’s meth epidemic.
Georgina Beyer remembered as a trailblazer and hell raiser
'She pushed us on our perceptions and our prejudices.'
'The disruptive two in the House' have got a preferred PM ranking
Te Pāti Māori's rise in the polls has set up an exciting 2023 general election.
Search and Rescue taskforce help repair marae, kaumātua housing, papa kāinga and urupā
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Eight Māori comedians go into a theatre - it's not a joke!
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Whānau are saving up to $60 a week by growing their own kai
Course puts iwi members back in touch with traditional gardening practices.
Te Arawa kapa haka crews entertain for cyclone relief
Te Arawa kapa haka fundraiser raises $34k for whānau hit by storm.
Māori mourn another rangatira after Whale Rider screenwriter dies
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Dave Letele: I'm having trouble sleeping as I really wonder how these people can get on
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'No need to fear us': Ngāpuhi parents challenge anti-co-governance roadshow
The host of the presentations has been accused of racism by some opponents.
Watch: Dave Letele visits Cyclone Gabrielle hit Hawkes Bay
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Iwi leaders clash at Te Matatini welcome ceremony
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Since Cook first set foot on Aotearoa, privilege has run in one direction – and not toward Māori
The all-of-population approach has failed Māori for more than a century.