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Desperate times on East Coast as fuel and other supplies run low

Cyclone Gabrielle has been devastating but won't knock out Coasties.

Whānau asked to keep in touch with the Coast

Turanga FM is keeping the whānau connected

Boris Sokratov: This is absolute 'Green Standing by James Shaw and his Green Mob'

OPINION: Greens Party is grasping at straws blaming Gabrielle on climate change.

Artist 'can hardly speak' about loss of his taonga in flood

Artist and waka ama expert says all his sculptures are covered in mud.

Te Matatini festival confirmed as rohe starts cyclone clean-up

A contingency plan is in place for the Te Matatini Herenga Waka Herenga Tāngata festival.

Peata Melbourne: Everything Māori in my life has a positive reference

Peata Melbourne will be one of nine well-known Māori voices speaking at M9.

Local Focus: 'We’ve had people turn up in sheets and underwear'

Sally Ann Pritchard says Te Aranga Marae requires towels and blankets but has enough kai.

Te Matatini: Understanding the value of indigenous music before colonisation

Reclaiming the historical interpretations shaped by Pākehā ethnomusicologists.

Milne takes the stage for M9

Mother, kaihaka, and wahine in business is all in a days work for Kahurangi MIlne

Waititi: Haka is not just entertainment or art. This is a total cultural expression of our people

Te Pati Māori co-leader has travelled globally thanks to kapa haka.

Associate Professor Rachel Maunganui Wolfgramm: Māori business is good business

Māori know how to run and manage successful businesses.

Reefs 'teeming with life' found on Pātea seabed amid mining case

Niwa says the reefs are rich with thriving plants and animals.

Kapa haka more than song and dance: Morrison

Broadcaster Stacey Morrison is gearing up for the M9 event.

Kāhu ki Rotorua: A love song by chief Te Hiwi for his wife

Kāhu ki Rotorua: A number of key ingredients are necessary for a love story.

Opinion: Mō te Aroha o te Iwi, For the Love of the People was a runaway winner

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Mō te Aroha o te Iwi a clear winner in uniting cultures.

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Kapa haka helps keep Whakaue traditions alive

When it comes to choosing a kapa, home is where the heart is.

'Be proud to be Māori': Kapa Haka passion grows with each performance

Kapa haka helped young woman find her ao Māori space.

Dr Maria Baker: There is an intergenerational history of our whānau being brutally traumatised in this country

OPINION: The only agenda is to accelerating and evaluate using an indigenous approach.