Aroha Hicks, younger sister of Irirangi Te Kowhai, recalls her precious big sister.

'I told myself that I can and I will ban conversion therapy. And last night, we did.'

Some providers have been working in home isolation for four months without funding.

"None of the reasons given against changing outweighed the case to right this wrong."

Watercare is now allowed to take 300 million litres of water a day from the Waikato River.

It's the first arrangement of its kind in Aotearoa.

Te Kaharoa connects with Far North youth through social media competitions.

The Tītoki tree is a beacon of endurance and persistence.

The total immersion centre has seven staff including a kaiawhina and kairīwhi.

It has not been without its challenges especially in the building and development phase.

Waimahana Marae was brought back to the land of the living in 2016.

A wananga bringing two people together in the predator-free 2050 space held in March.

The club has taken the opportunity to be more representative of its community

Kiwi tourism operators share how they're faring as the pandemic continues.

Kids in dance troupe who travelled to perform in expo now have Covid-19.

Education is the key to breaking through anti-Māori sentiment, says Dame Susan Devoy.

Titewhai Harawira, the matriarch - mother of eight children, 70 mokopuna and 25 great-great-grandchildren - has spent a lifetime fighting for Māori rights, women’s rights and social justice. Video / Maori Television

An Onekawa woman and her whānau have set up a maara kai to share food with the community.

Party also calls for an investigation into all land alienated from Māori.

It comes as political leaders reflect on Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the Treaty of Waitangi.

Foon says protection of te reo Māori is enshrined within Te Tiriti as a taonga.