Track By Track: TEEKS - Something to Feel
With a sold-out nationwide tour behind him, TEEKS is stepping into 2021 rearing to go.
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Kīngi Tuheitia encouraged whānau to make their own choice based on good information.
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Officials will be able to enter marae without a warrant if new water bill is passed.
EIT graduate Puti Clarke hopes to turn 'magic' into academic career
Social justice and degree go hand-in-glove
Māori agribusiness: Good crowd at top dairy farm visit
Pouarua Farm is one of the three finalists of the prestigious competition.
More engagement with iwi and councils at the forefront
Plans for more housing projects are being mooted by the new Kāinga Ora boss in Northland.
Māori ward voted in for Whangārei District Council
Whangārei District Council meeting this morning voted to establish a Māori ward.
Race Relations Commissioner admits 'police are racist' comment was wrong
Meng Foon said he was wrong to say 'police are racist' and has apologised to Police.
Gangs and guns: Police crackdown 'racist', Mongrel Mob tells MPs
'You're questioning my integrity': fiery exchanges at select committee this morning
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The team was extremely welcoming which made those first few nervous days a lot easier.
Bloomfield's deputy worked 127 days straight to contain Covid
Her days consisted of working, eating, washing and sleeping on repeat.
'Govt should be ashamed': Māori leaders unimpressed with vaccine process
There was also anger over NZ sports teams getting vaccinated before indigenous people.
Petition trying to dump colonial street names builds support
"These names need to be removed. They depict atrocities that happened to our people."
Mana whenua occupy DoC land claiming it was unfairly taken
A group claiming mana whenua of Pātaua South has occupied an area of contested land.
Whangārei early childhood centre's pataka kai teaching valuable lessons
Whangārei's Geckos Early Learning Centre builds pataka kai to help feed community
Contemporary Māori artists bring history back to Auckland's Albert Park
A two-week exhibition looks to delve into Māori history with tikanga-toi (Māori art)
Emotional scenes as pou unveiled at Hastings schools
Two pou created by carver Nathan Foote from one log unveiled at two Hastings schools.
Third generation in NZ's gang scene: Woman's escape from cycle of violence
"This lifestyle, it's intergenerational," says survivor who's managed to break the chain.
Is Police Ten 7 reality or propaganda? These documents make it clear
OPINION: The paper trail shows exactly who calls the shots, former police officer says.
Little says health system under serious stress, major reform on way
Core reform to reinforce Treaty of Waitangi principles in "by Māori, for Māori approach".
Ngāti Hine leader rejects 'problematic' offer on homeless
It is up to the marae if they want to temporarily house the homeless in Northland.
Māoriland festival highlights Aotearoa's 'blossoming' film industry
More than 120 films from 90 indigenous nations will be showcased this week in Ōtaki.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: We need more Māori on TV - and not on Police Ten 7
OPINION: Racism is a disease that should not spread to children.
'We want the whenua back': Iwi occupies DoC land in Northland
Te Waiariki and Ngāti Kororā are protesting a potential sale of the land at Pātaua South.
Māori Council suggest marae open their doors for temporary housing
Leaders say some marae offer social, health and education services, unlike motels.
Police Ten 7: Production company rejects calls to end 'racist' show
The show's makers aim for "an accurate portrayal of what the police are doing", CEO says.
Waimarino Shears goes bilingual
The Waimarino shears have incorporated te reo Māori as part of their event.
Survey reveals 93% of Māori experience racism daily
Whakatika: A Survey of Māori Experiences of Racism was launched in Wellington today.
Former host: Police Ten 7 reveals 'cold, hard uncomfortable truth'
Former host: 'Does he want police to ignore crime if it is committed by brown people?'
'Police are racist': Meng Foon speaks out as debate rages over Police Ten 7 TV show
Foon says Ten 7 targets 'more brown people than white people so therefore it is racist'.
A celebration of whānau, whakapapa and whanaungatanga
Te Hui Ahurei o Ngā Uri a Atuamatua was a showcase of Te Arawa kapa haka excellence.
'Long overdue': Ngāti Paoa sign $23.5m Treaty settlement
The iwi will have 12 sites returned and receive financial redress valued at $23.5m.