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Foreshore and seabed: Iwi, academics, lawyers, Hobson’s Pledge have their say during Select Committee hearing

Submissions on changes to the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 are heard.

Māori crown a bounceback from nationals 'buzzer-beater'

Second and third placings for ex-Gisborne surfer Fougere.

Māori business leader Vanessa Hayes champions organic macadamia farming in NZ

Torere Macadamias leads New Zealand's industry growth with a 1000ha organic plan.

‘Everyone is pretty disgusted at this’: Carving donated by iwi smashed at train station

Police are investigating the destruction of the display at Pukekohe train station.

Kura kaupapa students get active with Te Kura o Te Ahupoo programme

'The direction of this kaupapa is firmly rooted in the voice and vision of the rangatahi.'

Ngāti Rangi appoints new tribal rūnanga chair

Troy Brown will take on the role in December when Whetu Moataane stands down.

Raising a village: Hopes 100 houses could be built on returned land

Neighbouring businesses helped clear gorse to support the papakāinga aspirations.

New $300,000 city sculpture to be revealed

A 7m sculpture inspired by nature and Māori imagery will be unveiled in Tauranga's CBD.

Rāhui placed in Eastbourne after pensioner's body found; death remains unexplained

The rāhui will stay in place until Saturday.

Former Act leader Richard Prebble appointed to Waitangi Tribunal

Since leaving Parliament, he had provided pro-bono advice to Māori trusts, hapū and iwi.

The financial debt hangover of 2025 will be more than just an economic issue - Opinion

New Zealand consistently ranks among the most expensive countries to live.

Māori ward contenders told ‘do the homework’

'Don’t leave it to the last minute, get your whānau wrapped around you.'

Time for the Ōpōtiki community to claim back their town - Mark Mitchell

The Police Minister fully backs gang crackdown.

Internal Affairs signs MoU to further protect children in schools from potential child abusers

Information on child sex claims to be shared more widely with school authorities.

'Come back to us': Whānau of missing man fight for answers

Three years on, Jason Bulter's family returns to his hometown to keep his memory alive.

Hays Niwa: Cryptocurrency investment must be taken with a grain of caution

OPINION: Māori, Pasifika and Indians are confident investors but risks are out there.

Corporal and the koro who served in both world wars

Service in the Army has opened more doors than ever expected for Corporal Paddy Whare.

Far North iwi Ngāti Kuri's indigenous knowledge on kuaka/godwit heard at world-first Chinese forum

Ngāti Kuri at groundbreaking indigenous godwit - kuaka - conference in China