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The reason why visitors are not welcomed at night at Waimarama Marae
Hakikino was a formidable fortress and had withstood many full frontal assaults.
Pania of the Reef model 'Aunty Mei' has wish come true
Pania was a beautiful maiden who lived in the sea
'We deserve better': 2018 Census iwi affiliation data finally out
The data was released by Stats NZ and Rotorua-based Data Iwi Leaders Group this week.
Te Arawa seventh-largest iwi in Aotearoa: New data reveals
The data was released by Stats NZ and Rotorua-based Data Iwi Leaders Group this week.
'So beautiful': The Tipenes on sharing their culture and embracing others
Tipenes describe increasing requests for funerals from Pākehā families as a "blessing".
Kerre McIvor: 'Guess who's back? Back again? Winston's back'
OPINION: Eminem's 2002 hit, Without Me, should be Winston Peters' theme song.
Last few days at Kawerau mill
The mill closes with the loss of 160 jobs, 55% of them held by Māori, on June 30.
'If my house caught on fire, my signed, first edition copy of Hone Tuwhare's No Ordinary Sun is the one thing I'd take with me'
The most difficult thing about writing this play has been making things up!
Te Karanga: Auckland's new Māori ancestor-inspired mural
Janine and Charles Williams used photocatalytic paint that reduces noxious air pollutants.
Traditional Māori art hits Whanganui streets
The design is built around the concept of unity & includes saw-edged niho taniwha pattern.
Young Putāruru netball sisters inspired by meeting their idols
Primary school netballers Myriah and Scarlet Henare met Magic and Mystic captains.
Iwi misinformed by Crown in a project development to revive Hauraki Gulf
18 new marine areas announced this week, iwi find out on television.
Hapuku whanau commemorate signing of Treaty of Waitangi, 181 years later
Signing of Treaty of Waitangi commemorated by descendants of signatories.
Hastings' marae zoning 'oversight' fixed
The plan change will allow for new marae on rural and plains production zoned land.
Pā mai tō reo! Tomoana to unfold unique migration story
Dr Pat Hohepa has studied our Māori language tracing it all the way back to Taiwan.
Land of Voyagers part 4: When Tupaia met Captain Cook
The video series is led by waka navigator Noenoe Barclay-Kerr.
Covid 19 coronavirus: South Auckland marae vaccinating up to 500 people a day
It may just be the place you want to get vaccinated.
New All Black Quinn Tupaea has had a dedicated fan club since high school in Hamilton
Quinn Tupaea has just been named as one of four new All Blacks - to his own surprise
Māori equity in healthcare and beyond
Opinion: 'We need to put in the same effort to cater for what supports Māori to thrive.'
Te Arawa iwi step closer to Treaty settlement
Ngāti Rangitihi is one step closer to a treaty settlement of more than $11 million.
Watch: Pacific navigators - 'The Jedi knights of their time'
"Just like Jedi knights, they were trained from birth."
Chlöe Swarbrick: Gulf protection law slower than concrete mixer
OPINION: The Kennedy Point development is a huge risk to the health of the Hauraki Gulf.
Stats NZ data on Māori released to fill census gaps
The census data on Māori was found to be so bad it could not be formally endorsed.
Ātea a Rangi providing direction for tamariki
Ātea a Rangi is helping build relationships between tamariki and their tupuna (ancestors).
Asteroid to be named after Ngāi Tahu leader Tahu Potiki
Astronomer Ian Griffin gets approval to name asteroid after his admirable friend.
Willie Jackson 'pleased' NZ First didn't see He Puapua report
'It was not deliberately withheld ... but I am pleased they didn't see it,' Jackson says.
Collins won't attend Waitangi if again denied speaking rights
It comes as the Waitangi National Trust Board consults over speaking rights.
Local Focus: Ensuring Te Arawa arts and ancient practices survive
A collective of Te Arawa artists collaborate. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Extreme pageant makeover: Miss Rotorua's unique take on beauty
Miss Rotorua is the only Māori-owned and operated beauty pageant in the world.
Dr Mataroria Lyndon: Our shameful health statistics show colonisation has failed Māori
OPINION: Some of the most striking disparities are found in our health system.
One-in-seven Taranaki Covid jabs by small Māori teams
Taranaki had the lowest rate of vaccinations at 8.26 percent
Māori warned about being 'smashed over by system'
"I've seen immense burnout ... of our people who are a minority in a majority of Pākeha."