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'It's the perfect document. It's just we happen to confuse it': Top Govt minister opens up on Treaty

Achieving equity for Māori would remove the sense of victimhood, says Cabinet minister.

NCEA-credited haka theatre opens career pathway for rangatahi

The production will showcase a blend of traditional Māori performance and theatre

'Honour people who contributed to Aotearoa': Petition to redesign NZ's money

Student petitions to redesign NZ's coins and notes to better represent Aotearoa.

Pou Whenua appear at Castle Hill site

Before the pandemic the site saw 100,000 visitors a year.

Four words that led to the murder of a 12yo girl

Sian took a shortcut through a Noosa park to race her mother home – but she never arrived.

'Powerful' news images up for charity auction

Iconic moments in the history of Aotearoa are up for grabs in this afternoon's auction.

Kiwi former Home and Away star on surviving the darkness

Former soap star Rob Kipa-Williams has changed his life and wants to change yours too.

Local Focus: Indigenous tattoos showcased in Bay

Indigenous artists descend on Whareroa Marae for a unique cultural tattoo showcase.

John Tamihere: 'Our right to fix our own problems has dawned'

Te Whānau o Waipareira signs new outcomes-focused contract with Oranga Tamariki.

London-based Māori chef cooks hāngī-inspired feast fit for a king

Group executive chef Matt Burgess is impressing the foodies of England.

Macron, macron, macron! Ōmokoroa kids successful in getting signs updated

Operation Tohutō was a complete success.

Muru submitted as NZ's contender for Best International Film at Academy Awards

Muru continues to make waves in the cinema world in Aotearoa and internationally.

Opinion: Don't make Mahuta the spending spree scapegoat

OPINION: All this noise about her husband wouldn't be happening if she wasn't Maori.

Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'We did more for race relations than we have ever been able to achieve since signing Te Tiriti'

The National Urban Māori Authority congratulates Whānau Ora on 10 years of whānau service

'Sleeping giant' Ngāti Maniapoto secures Crown apology, $165m Treaty redress

It includes the fifth-largest financial redress for Treaty breaches.

North Island iwi in Parliament for historic day

Hundreds of Ngāti Maniapoto iwi boarded a train yesterday to head to Wellington.

South Waikato to receive its first Māori mayor

Despite the achievement, both candidates want to focus on what they bring to council.

Dr Claire Charters: Radical change is needed to address fundamental shortcomings in Aotearoa's constitutional structure

We can learn how indigenous peoples are reflected in their constitutions.