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Wahine Māori develops breastfeeding app to help other māmā

A wahine Māori launches breastfeeding app to help māmā raise healthy babies.

'A great loss': How kaumātua Kihi Ngatai, 91, will be remembered

'I don't think he had an equal, not just in Tauranga but in the country.'

Let Māori voters change rolls - Adrian Rurawhe

Currently Māori voters can only switch rolls every five years.

Whanau raise housing issues

"It's no surprise housing and papakāinga have been one of the topical points at clinics."

Has the High Court shown the way for successful Māori claims to marine title?

Latest High Court decision may offer a way forward for many successful applications.

Beloved and esteemed Tauranga kaumatua Kihi Ngatai dies

Ngatai, 91, was considered a representative of all of Tauranga Moana.

Hawke's Bay Māori wards: Key issues set to be known mid-2022

Three HB councils decided they will have Māori wards next year - but how many wards?

'I imprisoned myself': Miss Rotorua contestant's inspiring story

Pageant contestant Anita Paul is a single mother of six children.

New hapū group could signal thaw in frozen Treaty negotiations

Hapū to set up a new group based on 1835 confederation with sovereignty their top priority

Raetihi to host national eco sanctuary hui

Uenuku Charitable Trust's treaty settlement is to enable the Pōkākā Eco Sanctuary.

Students reply to letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science

Māori and Pasifika students say "merge of sciences" in their course is much more engaging.

Business Hub: Paul Majurey: lawyer, maunga boss, lead negotiator for 12 iwi

"It's about trying to restore your culture, language, your very being, your self-esteem."

Government wants to know how Māori protocols work in the law

The Government wants to know how Māori protocols fit into our legal system.

Nerves on edge for seabed mining decision

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said she was "healthy nervous" about the pending outcome.

Kaupapa Māori mental health service gets funding boost

'I do feel stronger. Talking about things helps,' a Poutama Ora participant says.

Striking jetty artwork inspired by history of five local hapū

Mayor encourages more Hamiltonians to enjoy the Waikato River.