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'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.

Kaitaia boxer Mea Motu still unbeaten after win over Thai champ

Kaitaia's Mea Motu adds to boxing titles with win over Thai champion.

John MacDonald: Literacy in NZ doesn't stop at the Queen's English

OPINION: Teachers are going to have to up their game on the te reo front.

'Been to hell and back': Brothers of MMA fighter killed in attack speak out

Both say the death of their brother has been difficult to handle.

'I feel like we've been to hell and back': Fau Vake's brothers

'I feel like we've been to hell and back': Fau Vake's brothers, John and James. Video / Māori Television

Mea Motu is hoping for a world boxing title fight later this year

Boxing machine Mea Motu will get a world title fight after defeating her latest opponent.

Sir Toby Curtis begins journey to final resting place

The nehu will begin at 12pm, with the burial following.

Firefighters take to the streets in unprecedented strike action

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

Māori rapper's avatar is unleashed on the futuristic metaverse

Māori artist Diaz Grimm will unleash his avatar in the futuristic metaverse.

Sir Howard Morrison Centre: Opening weekend programme in the works

Janelle Bish and Hinerongonui Kingi excited for roles with Sir Howard Morrison Centre.

Jill Nicholas: Taa Toby was a man who transcended cliches

OPINION: How fortunate Rotorua has been that this is the place Taa Toby called home.

Comment: Sir Toby Curtis - kind and witty, learned and influential

OPINION: Our beloved Taa Toby made a positive difference in the lives of many.

Marae overflows with grieving performers

Kāhu ki Rotorua: News of passing reaches over the oceans to Mexico.

Famed citadel of Te Koutu the fortress of a lonely tomb

Kāhu ki Rotorua: The famous citadel of Te Koutu stands at the north end of the lake.

'Her passing has left a huge hole': Haere ra e te mareikura

Kāhu ki Rotorua: Solemn journey to Turangawaewae