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'Stop using Māori and race issues for political gain': King Tuheitia challenges politicians

King Tuheitia delivered the message at the annual Koroneihana celebrations.

Comment: Sir Toby had a way of making things happen

OPINION: Taa Toby left us to decide his legacy

Law and order policies 'no magic bullet' on crime and gangs

Experts say crime is not as bad as it's been portrayed and proposed policies ineffective.

Kanapu gets $6.5m to grow Māori research workforce

Kanapu to help Māori researchers flourish across all points of their careers.

Cliff Curtis: Hollywood v home - the two sides of making movies

Cliff Curtis - an advocate for change in the New Zealand film industry.

Young candidate hopes to lead Nelson Council

Rohan O'Neill-Stevens is only 22, but hopes that could be to his advantage.

Live: Tangihanga for Sir Toby Curtis at Rotoiti

The tangihana for the Te Arawa rangatira will begin today.

Firefighters take to the streets in unprecedented strike action

Firefighters across New Zealand took the unusual step of striking today.

Restoring Ōhawe's rockpools and reefs using mātauranga Māori

The goal of the project is also to learn more about Ōhawe with the help of local hapu.

More competition for Māori seats than general in council elections

More than 140 candidates have put themselves forward for Māori wards.

Māori business leaders feel the Covid strain

Half of Māori business leaders feeling less mentally healthy than normal thanks to virus.

Maori boarding schools get $14.9m for upgrades

The schools will receive part of the pūtea set aside in the 2021 Budget.

Te Korero a te Kingi: Celebrating the Koroneihana of King Tuheitia's reign

The Kingitanga celebrates the 16th anniversary of King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII

Chocolate lovers' sweet revenge on haters of 'woke' Whittaker's

Te reo chocolate wrapper prompts bitter outrage - and a sweet wave of response.

Shane Te Pou: Not every workplace dispute amounts to bullying

OPINION: We should resist the urge to weaponise these controversies.

Politician's will pay homage to King Tuheitia on Saturday at Turangawaewae Marae

Māori and politicians will go to Turangawaewae to celebrate King Tuheitia's 16 year reign