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How you can learn to grow your own kai

'There are no books out there like this that come from a Māori perspective.'

Why Indigenous knowledge should be an essential part of how we govern the world's oceans

We must adopt more holistic and integrated governance and management approaches.

'White privilege' - the truth behind Act's classroom claim

David Seymour says 'white privilege' classroom incident probably 'enthusiastic graduate'.

Local Focus: Long-term plan hearings begin

Commissioners meet the community on their own whenua. Made with funding from NZ on Air.

$1000 a week in the hand: Could your family survive in regional NZ?

Ten years ago they would have been comfortable. Now they're one shock away from hardship.

In pictures: Aotea kapa haka performances

Whanganui's Jubilee stadium lights up with kapa haka performances.

Pride, emotion as new whare opens at Waiohiki

About 300 people celebrated the opening of Hau-Te-Ana-Nui.

One million downloads: Tauranga techie's wonder app

'It is a new world out there.'

Could Whanganui River taonga be coming home?

The taonga was taken during the colonial siege of Pipiriki township.

Misspelling 'Whatuwhiwhi' and the ugly viral video that followed

A viral video of a racial slur has led to an apology from the pub where it was filmed.

Ministers contact councils about SNA pause

Damien O'Connor has not ruled out compensation over a proven drop in value.

Paralympians receive 580 pounamu from Ngāi Tahu

The pendants have been named: Te Taumutu o Angitu – The Pinnacle of Success

A guide to the big issue of Significant Natural Areas

What you need to know about Significant Natural Areas - a guide to the controversy.

Council creates new position to focus on Maori

Maori voices will have a broader influence in shaping the organisation's strategies.

Shane Te Pou: How one woman silenced a gang - and the lessons learned

OPINION: Alienating them plays into their hands.

Police Commissioner 'no-show' leaves Te Pāti Māori 'disgusted'

'For the Commissioner to do a complete no-show on Te Pāti Māori is disgusting.'