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Turkish holiday turns into helping earthquake survivors for Kiwi couple
Denise McCabe and her Turkish husband are helping after major quake.
More than 100 help to clean up beach after East Coast floods
The East Coast is in clean-up mode after Cyclone Hale.
Jamie Tuuta to chair Sealord Group
Jamie Tuuta is chairman of Whakaata Māori and Tourism New Zealand.
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'We’re really knuckling down on the last touchups.'
Call for National Covid-19 Memorial Day for lives lost during lockdowns
End-of-life expert says whānau grief was exacerbated by Covid-19 social restrictions.
Mike King and his merry men gearing up for Hope Challenge
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Māoriland Film Festival releases impressive lineup of indigenous films
The lineup for Māoriland Film Festival is looking impressive.
RNZ, TVNZ merger scrapped - report
The govt has abandoned plans to merge Television New Zealand and Radio New Zealand.
Digital tool launched to support youth struggling with mental health
The new digital tool will help youth facing mental health issues.
Marae sees Russell name change as 'restoration'
Chairwoman Deb Rewiri tells residents to give Kororāeka a chance.
Russell name change back to Kororāreka
Give Kororāreka name a go, marae chair tells reluctant Russell residents. Video / Te Ao Māori News
'Amazing mahi': US charity donates $260k to Dave Letele’s flood relief
Flood effort gets massive donation from crypto company.
Opinion: Let’s stop talking about racism and start addressing it
Professor Paul Spoonley: It's time to confront racism.
28th Māori Battalion Memorial flag (finally) flies high again with rightful honours
The flag of the 28th Māori Battalion was raised with pride and aroha.
28th Māori Battalion Memorial flag finally flies with battle honours
28th Māori Battalion Memorial flag finally flies with battle honours. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Aussies infuriated over King Charles’ Waitangi message in English and te reo
Charles - who ignored Australia Day - has messaged Kiwis in te reo Maori and English.
Mihingarangi Forbes: 'The majority of hatred towards me is aimed at my being a Māori woman'
The broadcaster talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Te Hiku milestones celebrated as accord turns 10
Prime Minister, ministers celebrate 10-year anniversary of Te Hiku social accord.
Company co-founder on Jonah Lomu, Japanese surf breaks - and building a gin firm
Even "Samurai" Chadwick couldn't bring down great All Black winger Jonah Lomu.
Festival atmosphere as 15,000 turn up for Waitangi Day amid warnings of racial division
Waitangi Day began will calls for unity, ended with a big party.
Chris Hipkins crosses Aotearoa to make it in time for music festival
From Waitangi to Hoani Waititi - all in a day's travel for PM.
Manurewa Marae CEO eyes future in national politics
Takutai Moana Kemp to contest Tāmaki Makaurau,
Waitangi weekend in colour
The weather played ball as people flocked to commemorate the 1931 earthquake and Waitangi.
Big Waitangi Day turnout in Hawke's Bay sparks conversation for the future
Well over 5000 people were at a big day out at the the regional sports park in Hastings.
Focus: Meaning of Waitangi for Dame Jenny Shipley
Former prime minister Dame Jenny Shipley reveals what Waitangi means to her and echoed Prime Minister Chris Hipkins’ claim that non-Māori have nothing to fear when it comes to race relations. Video / NZ Herald
Mama with the mana of the North to stand for Te Pāti Māori
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi named as Te Pāti Māori Te Tai Tokerau candidate.
Watch: 'Hands off' - kaumātua removed after interrupting Waitangi service
An elderly man interrupted official proceedings at Waitangi this morning.
Experts to present framework for Wai 262 flora, fauna claim at Waitangi
Te Taumata Whakapūmau engage expert to develop a framework protection of taonga.
Opinion: We were the last indigenous nation to be colonised by the British Empire
Our tupuna were not just waiting to be found - Debbie Ngarewa-Packer.