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NZ holiday ideas: Five Māori tourism operators redefining sustainable travel
These tour operators exemplify the principles of kaitiakitanga and manaakitanga.
'Kohanga kids are changing Māoridom' - Dame Iritana Tāwhiwhirangi
Dame Tāwhiwhirangi has helped thousands of tamariki with Te Kōhanga Reo movement.
Terrorised by tenants: Kāinga Ora can't say how much compo paid to neighbours
Kāinga Ora cannot talk about compensation to neighbours terrorised by unruly tenants.
Waitangi Day: Treaty grounds will be closed to the public
The estate and treaty grounds will be now be closed to the public.
Tina Cross: 'I was thrown in the deep end but I never questioned it, I simply believed I could do it'
The singer and entertainer talks to Elisabeth Easther.
Illegal shellfish collecting on the rise as more people 'rip bust and leave bare'
Warning issued that our shellfish stocks will crash if overharvesting continues.
Teeks: 'In real life, I feel like I'm a bit of a dork'
Teeks talks to Straight Up about why he doesn't just want to be a Māori Artist.
Ngāti Pikiao ki tawhiti keep home fires burning through Rugby League
"We couldn't do this without the backing of Ngati Pikiao back home"
Ko Te Aokapurangi - Our very own, real life super woman
Women formed an integral part of large war parties.
Rotorua cop new director in training at police college
Takapuwahia Marae will resound with haka and reo karanga.
E mea ana te pepeha a ngā pakeke - Brisbane whānau create own Āo Māori
They have literally created their own Āo Māori and are loving it.
Border control criticise shift to orange
PM has announced that Northland will move from red to orange at 11.59pm tonight.
History lesson: What the 1918 Spanish flu tells us about Covid
'Nothing else has killed so many New Zealanders in such a small space of time.'
Shane Te Pou: US democracy is as important to NZ as it has ever been
OPINION: America may be back, but for how long?
The History of Pandemics - in a nutshell
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The first termers: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer on vaccinating gang whānau
"They question why to trust the system, when they've been judged all their lives."
Kennedy Point Marina protesters challenge injunction
Protestors on a hikoi from ferry terminal to High Court this morning.
Secret Govt report reveals fears of swamped ICUs; Omicron eluding face masks
Govt is bracing itself for an Omicron outbreak that will swamp country's health system.
Māori men over-represented in drowning statistics
Drowning is the leading cause of recreational death.
Covid-19 saliva testing clinic fronts new community approach
'I don't think people will understand [what Omicron means] until it really hits us.'
Local Focus: Everesting Manutahi Hill
Manutahi Hill Ruatorea, bringing arts and history to life
Covid-19 saliva testing clinic opens in Whanganui
The collaborative is led by Tupoho Social Services with iwi and district council support.
River tribes draw global focus to indigenous knowledge
'It also shows how innovative we are as a people, as Whanganui, as Te Awa Tupua.'
New signs advise caution at Ahimate
Authorities to work together on cautionary and educational measures
'Wipe the Māori out' - racist messages and threats towards Māori need to stop
Māori Authority chairman Matthew Tukaki is no stranger to racism and says its to stop.
The first-termers: Elizabeth Kerekere on a year of wins for LGBTQI+
"That is a big deal, for people who still want to claim that they don't exist."
Entries open for Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award
Multi-disciplinary artist Eugene Kara is this year's judge
Rotorua artist fenced in for tough judging job
Rotorua's artist Eugene Kara will be judging the Fieldays No.8 Wire National Art Award.
Profile: Harete Hipango and how she upset National colleagues
Profile: National MP Harete Hipango and why she visited that anti-vax protest.
'An excellent journey': Lakes DHB staff embrace te reo classes
Lakes DHB staff participating in te reo classes are learning more than just a language.
He kakanō i rūia mai i Rarotonga - While Te Matatini pauses, Rarotonga calls
"The lunchtime concerts are a bonding session with the aim of taking a team of 30 to Raro"
Ko te takitaki mate a NgaPuhi - NgaPuhi seek revenge for the death of Te Paeoterangi
A NgaPuhi warrior engraved the word "TOA" in to a rock on Hongi's Track.
Tēnā te ringa tango parihia - Unlearning bad habits and learning new ones for a better future
Anahera shows us how she breaks down her debts by using online apps.