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Jobless by June: Whakatāne mill to close, but MP still hopeful

'I'm still hopeful someone from the private sector might see commercial viability.'

Wāhine toa: Activist Miriama Rauhihi-Ness mourned after sudden death

The long-time activist and mother of Che Fu died of cancer on Monday.

Acting OT chief Sir Wira Gardiner: 'What we need is ngākau aroha'

Sir Wira has a six-month brief to restore public confidence in the long-beleaguered agency

Police launch investigation into 'unconscious bias' against Māori

But police commissioner Andrew Coster won't say it is an inquiry into racism.

Mayor Mylchreest mentors young Māori leaders

Tuia programme is unique because of its support from district, city and regional councils.

Shane Te Pou: Why we need to decriminalise cannabis

OPINION: In the aftermath of the referendum, we're stuck in the worst of all worlds.

Principal to iwi after land return: 'You're the boss now'

Five Rotorua schools have lifted Māori achievement to the same as other students.

Record deal: Iwi buys land under top Auckland school for $97m

The college becomes our 145th school transferred to iwi under treaty settlements.

Ngā Tāngata Tiaki kaihautū resigns

Ngā Tāngata Tiaki chief executive Ray Hall has resigned for family reasons.

How maternity services could change at Auckland Hospital after four mothers died

Radical changes could be on the way for maternity services at Auckland City Hospital.

Leigh-Marama McLachlan: Castlecliff's sense of community is contagious

Making new memories in an old Castlecliff home.

Authorities took three children from Sandra. They also helped her be a mum again

Levin woman details her experience with CYFs and Oranga Tamariki.

'A quarter of Māori will resist vaccination': Dr Rawiri Taonui

Vaccine hesitancy among Māori is a major stumbling block for the rollout, doctor says.

Connection with nature leads to innovative environmental solutions

Ecologist says mātauranga Māori methods go hand in hand with Western science.

Local Focus: Roto-vegas or Roto-wood?

Rotorua aiming to become a film production hub. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Strong voices for and against Māori representation to headline charity debate

All money raised will go back to the community through Greerton Lions.