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Crucial to get trusted Covid information to teenagers, iwi partner says
All New Zealanders aged 12 and over are now eligible for a Covid-19 vaccination.
NZ dad-to-be seriously injured after brutal attack at Australian pub
Haimona Tawha, 28, is in ICU and will lose one of his eyes after the attack.
Iwi offers chance to win iPads, grocery vouchers as part of vaccination drive
Ngāti Hine gets creative with its vaccination push in Moerewa, Northland.
British teacher steps up to bilingual unit in Ōpōtiki
Weaving certificate has been starting point for personal and professional development.
Sanford welcomes Ngai Tahu as its largest holder
Brokers at Craigs said to be buying shares in seafood company on behalf of Ngai Tahu.
How to experience the taonga of Aotearoa
When we can practise manaakitanga beyond bubbles, enjoy some of our greatest taonga.
Rangitīkei council decides on future representation
The preferred option will see the council retain the same number of councillors.
Delta outbreak: Māori health providers push for accelerated vaccination
Just 20 per cent of Māori aged 40 to 59 are fully vaccinated.
Focus: Marae essential services managers on the foodbank and Māori food network
Ngā Whare Waatea Marae essential services manager, Puhihuia Wade and Hurimoana Dennis, Te Puea Memorial Marae discuss the foodbank and Māori food network. Video / Michael Craig
Council votes down call to increase number of Māori seats in six-yearly proposal
Ruapehu District Council voted down request from Māori for more seats
Former trustee who stole from $1m fund for underprivileged to be released from prison
Stephen Henare is banned from engaging in the affairs of any business, trust or company.
Parihaka prepared for lockdown - Zoom meetings not so much
During lockdown, unannounced visitors are not welcome at the settlement.
Kaupapa Companies: My Taiao - supporting Māori in study and business
Taiao's purpose is to financially support Māori students in their whakapapa.
Martial arts opens doors for sisters
This was an opportunity to give her daughters more support and skills
John Tamihere: Let's pay tribute to Whānau Ora teams
John Tamihere on the word done by Whānau Ora teams.
Comment: Why are we being kept at level 4 with Auckland?
The decision to keep Northland at level 4 needs to be changed, now.
Shane Te Pou: Don't listen to the Covid cowards
OPINION: That outbreak has happened. The plan has been followed. It seems to be working.
Associate Health Minister disappointed with vaccine uptake among Māori, admits system is racist
Vaccine uptake among Māori is lower by proportion than any other ethnic group in NZ.
Ngāti Kahungunu rapper Tipene Harmer, Silver Scroll Finalist
Stephen Harmer, aka Tipene, a finalist for Silver Scroll award with hit Tūrangawaewae.
Business taking 'massive hit', some whānau running short of kai
Te Ranga Tupua iwi collective says business and whānau are feeling the pinch of lockdown.
Tāngata whenua appointed to Horizons' climate committee
They were chosen by hapū and iwi, and recommended by council staff.
Local Focus: Māori fashion affected by Fashion Week postponement
New Zealand Fashion Week's cancellation impacts locally. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Iwi collective urges Māori to take their whānau for Covid jabs
Te Ranga Tupua has reactivated to help support local Māori through the Delta outbreak.
East Coast hapū call for 'regional emergency' declaration
Ngāti Porou want police-led checkpoints at the boundaries of their area.
Abuse aimed at church-goers reveals racist double standard - Auckland councillor
Infected North Shore man gets praise while South Aucklanders get abuse, councillor notes.
Northland iwi sound alarm on lockdown-breaking boaties
Iwi says checkpoints are needed on land and at sea to protect locals.
100-year-old proud to be among those vaccinated at Mōkau
Mere Wihongi is old enough to remember the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic.
Manurewa Marae calls for support after surge in tests, vaccines and parcels
The marae swung into action as soon as lockdown was announced a week ago.
'Art school was pretty wild, with lots of provocative behaviour and wild outfits'
Artist Tim Worrell speaks to Elisabeth Easther.
'It was politically expedient to hammer people of colour': Veteran campaigner slams Kirk, Muldoon
Oliver Sutherland says 1970s NZ declared war on brown people - so he had to fight back.