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New ACC campaign to support shy Māori to seek help for themselves and whānau.
Exhibition honours living legend Selwyn Muru
Māori artist Selwyn Muru exhibition honours his works
Supreme Court rules in favour of Wairarapa Māori in power station wrangle
The Supreme Court says a previous decision was wrong.
The writing is on the walls for Māori youth
Māori youth are expressing who they are through murals.
$1m Lindauer paintings found - but what cost to repair ram-raid damage?
Expert predicts months of technically challenging work to restore $1m portraits.
Sex Outside the City challenges taboo to improve takatāpui health
Queer representation in heath messaging and services is lacking in the regions.
'There will be no begging': Glavish promises to meet embattled Kaipara Mayor whether he wants to or not
Dame Naida Glavish intends to discuss Jepson's refusal of karakia at council meetings.
NZ's largest iwi backs up Ngāi Tahu on fisheries stance
The country's largest iwi is backing Ngāi Tahu as they make a stand over Te Ohu Kaimoana.
Ririwai Fox: 'My whakapapa is Māori, therefore I am Māori'.
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Fewer children in poverty but disparity between Māori and Pākehā increasing
Children's Commissioner says we must keep foot on accelerator.
Award-winning filmmakers deliver fantasy series featuring top Māori performers
Oral stories of Ngāi Tara make it to screen.
‘Conveyor-belt care’: Widow decries ‘horrifying’ patches of health system
Widow: Health system focused on efficiencies, prepared to forget about the people.
Tenor takes on Tupaia for Tim Finn's theatrical tale
Emmanuel Fonoti-Fuimaono is a big man with a big voice - and a big role.
Crown's failures listed in Treaty hearings
Courts which reversed Ngāti Huia's claims to the land and awarded it to Muaūpoko.
Whaitiri: The importance of Māori agribusiness
It's estimated Māori own $13b in primary sector assets and exported $750m goods last year.
Vanessa Goodson: 'This has been the toughest year of my life.'
Reality TV star takes a break to look after herself
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Roimata Smith sought a prescription but says she was told to get a job.
Harmonic Resonators add folk-reo Māori spin on classic songs
New album features hits from some of the greats.
Challenges remain, but Māori business optimistic - report
Māori business optimistic but acknowledge challenges remain.
Iwi leaders will meet with Kaipara Mayor - whether he wants to or not
Iwi leaders will meet with Kaipara mayor - whether he likes it or not
Medals returned to Māori Battalion members
The ceremony presented the whānau of 89 soldiers with their WWII service medals.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Govt policy over the past 50 years has a lot to answer for
Do we really have a lot to be merry about at Christmas?
Opinion | Karakia controversy: If you don’t understand tikanga, you can’t be a politician
OPINION: A newly-elected mayor landed with a thump that echoed through the country.
Māori and Pasifika lagging behind on Smokefree 2025 goal
No-one left behind in Smokefree Aotearoa 2025.
Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'No child should die when exposed to so many agencies'
The death of Malachi Subecz should not go unpunished.
Campus feels like a ‘morgue’: AUT’s Māori, Pacific academics concerned about job cuts
AUT earlier this year proposed a restructure in an effort to reduce costs.
Howard takes long jump into medical career with top award win
She's a champion athlete who also wants to be a doctor. How will Gisele Howard fit it in?
Police investigating after reports more Te Urewera huts destroyed
Fires are believed to have occurred sometime between November 19 and 29.
Whakatōhea votes to accept Crown’s $100m Treaty settlement
The outcome marks an end to nearly 30 years of negotiation.
Selah Hart: ‘Long overdue’ action on alcohol product advertising in Tāmaki Makaurau
OPINION: New rules are a significant step in the right direction.
Surf's up for documentary though a Māori lens
Te Ara Moana is an indigenous documentary looking at four coastal areas.
Gisborne schoolgirl gives competition a lesson
Gisborne Girls High School student has taken out the Junior Maioha award
Otago University PhD student puts $138K grant into his people
Mana Mitchell one of 19 researchers and students to share $3.8m.