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Landmark partnership step forward for equitable health outcomes

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Whanau to benefit from improved delivery in sector.

In 1823 the Rotorua area was invaded by Hongi Hika and his allies

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Parewaero noticed an unfamiliar war vessel heading towards her.

Deep South Series: Post-Covid - A silver lining

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Culture change Tame's aim

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Tame Malcolm on his aspirations for Te Papa Atawhai.

Life in te Ao Maori great training for justice role

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Opportunity to have meaningful korero.

People may be new focus for marae fund

New Plymouth's fund to assist marae may shift focus towards developing people.

Man spends three months foraging for kai, hunting after swearing off supermarkets

Father of two mainly lived off fish, wild game and locally grown fruit and vegetables.

Stan Walker celebrates new baby and album No 7

Stan Walker is celebrating the birth of his child and the release of album number seven.

Sandra Coney: I have always had strong Māori women role models in my life

I went to Auckland Girls Grammar, but had many Māori role models at Queen Victoria.

Napier's renowned Te Matau a Māui waka set for upgrades

The well-known vessel has long been based out of Ahuriri.

New T-Shirt opens up a new line of fashion and tributes Mangamuka Gorge

Far North clothing company prints Mangamuka Gorge apparel.

Nelson Tainui will walk from Cape Reinga to the Bluff

Māori ex-soldier takes on a huge journey as he walk into his 60s.

'Proud': TVNZ responds to viewers' complaints over te reo Māori weather report

Presenter Te Rauhiringa Brown forecast the weather in both English and te reo Māori.

Adrian Rurawhe: 'Kaupapa Māori is a way of determining this as much as natural justice'

Incoming Speaker of the House Adrian Rurawhe will put his own twist on the role.

'His life doesn't end here': Friends and whānau share stories of Taa Toby Curtis at nehu

Hundreds gathered to farewell Taa Toby Curtis.

Alice Te Punga Somerville: 'There are still ways in which Māori are made to feel like outsiders at university'

The scholar, poet and irredentist talks to Elisabeth Easther.