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To Te or not to Te? Kamo could become Te Kamo

Te Kamo was a prominent rangatira [chief] and tūpuna [ancestor] in the Kamo area.

Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa rising from the whenua

The hot springs in Rotorua is on track to open this year

'How is that honouring him?': 181-year-old spelling mistake causing a stir

Nelson residents push for a street's name change to more accurately honour Māori chief.

The Olympics of kapa haka is coming to Tamaki Makaurau

The haka countdown is on as teams prepare for Te Matatini.

From the police beat to tribal drums: Wane Wharerau now Ngāpuhi chairman

Wane Wharerau is retiring from the police after 42 years to fulfil an iwi calling.

Senior nurses appointed to Starship to address Māori health inequity

Two senior Starship appointments will address Māori health inequity.

Ngāpuhi studies the wider implications of Waitangi Tribunal report

The biggest tribe in Aotearoa consider the wider ramifications of the Tribunal report.

'We love you so much': Whānau farewells mother dedicated to keeping community fed

Lisa Richards was dedicated to Love Soup and breakfasts and lunches in Northland schools.

Golf club and iwi want Māori to get into the swing of golf

Remuera Golf Club and Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei combine to attract more Māori golfers.

Ports of Auckland will contribute $1.5 million to preserve the Waitematā Harbour

Auckland Ports funding group to preserve Harbour as part of settlement of legal case.

Waitangi hui could set way forward for Ngāpuhi hapū

Massive Waitangi Tribunal report calls on Crown to rework NZ's constitutional framework.

Due Drop Hope Challenge 2023

Due Drop Hope Challenge participants fundraising for I Am Hope and Gumboot Friday, raising awareness for youth mental health in Aotearoa.

Shearing legends celebration in Porangahau delayed, but still on

Porangahau has huge shearing legacy

The many stories behind Rongokako

These versions and many others are all correct.

Māori wardens on the cards for Kaitaia

Discussions have begun to get Māori wardens back on the streets.

IPCA complaint lodged claiming Māori youth racially targeted by police

Researcher: Police DNA gathering rates are 'alarming'

After a four year hiatus, the countdown to Te Matatini is on

Kapa haka returns to the big stage after four years.

The sky is the limit for Māori strongman

Strongman athlete talks up potential in the sport.