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Kings of the Ahuwhenua Trophy
Eugene and Pania King of Kiriroa Station at Matawai won the prestigious Ahuwhenua Trophy.
Kōhanga volunteers will get minimum wage by 2021
Extra funding for kōhanga reo, but no decision yet on kōhanga's broader future.
Waitangi Claims Trust seeks mandate from Taihape iwi
Trust is beginning a series of hui on June 15, in Taihape and Whanganui.
Tiwana Aranui QSM - product of kohanga kaupapa
It's rugby and kohanga that maketh the man - and benefit the community, too.
Six decades of service to Māori performing arts recognised
Sydney Kershaw's passion has taken him around the world for special performances.
Royal honour for child psychiatrist Hinemoa Elder
Elder is an advocate for greater awareness of Māori cultural needs in the health sector.
Wiremu Doherty: Only bilingual training will truly speak to Māori
COMMENT: The lack of Māori engagement in the education sector will not fix itself.
Queen's Birthday Honours: Stars of theatre, sport step into the spotlight
Leading lights in show business and sport take centre-stage in Queen's Birthday Honours.
Glow show celebrates Matariki and Māori myth and legend
The glow show is a Matariki celebration sure to delight young audiences.
'The Princess of Mercer' who tried to stop Māori enlisting in the war
Te Puea Herangi was staunchly opposed to Māori enlisting in World War I.
Fletcher Residential wins special OIO waiver
Foreign-owned Fletcher Residential now has special status.
Local Focus: Could this be Gisborne's first Māori mayor?
Meredith Akuhata-Brown is fighting for the top job. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Budget to fund $153m transition service
Young people leaving state care will be supported in various ways up to the age of 25.
Local Focus: The Pasifika face of NZ law
Even the President of the Law Society faces racism. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Letters: Legal cannabis threat to smoke-free goal?
It would be illegal to smoke a tobacco cigarette, but you could happily smoke a joint.
Budget 2019: What do Māori want?
Education is at the heart of what the Māori community wants in this year's Budget.
Story of the herald of Matariki is finally in print
Kirsty Bennett has published a book for children about the star Puanga.
Former trustee accused of swindling $1m
A brother and sister have been prosecuted after $1m disappeared from a trust account.
World-first study: Secrets to long, fulfilling life unlocked
The study of 937 elderly Māori and non-Māori started almost 10 years ago.
Budget 2019: $12m for rheumatic fever
The money will support Maori and Pacific communities to combat the preventable disease.
Sir Hekenukumai Puhipi: The bridge builder
A look back at the life of Sir Hek, bridge builder, who proved Māori not here by chance.
Audrey Young: 'Herculean task' faces Christian party
In theory it sounds fine - practice is another thing, Audrey Young writes
One night in Auckland: 3600 homeless people
Māori, Pasifika, LGBT and the disabled are over-represented in the city's rough sleepers.
Businesses pledge to create jobs for Māori, Pasifika
Over 30 jobs will be created for South and West Aucklanders, Māori and Pacific people.
Letters: Bus service is essential
Horizons always seem an extra imposition, but at least I can enjoy their buses.
Teuila Fuatai: Say my name and say it right
COMMENT: The failure to pronounce names correctly remains an embarrassment.
Tobacco tax disproportionate for Māori: Report
Māori paid $723 million in tobacco taxes in 2018.
Analysis: How Kelvin Davis got $98m to fix our worst inmates
David Fisher watched Kelvin Davis at Ngawha prison and asks: How did he get $98m?
Ngāpuhi: A multimillion-dollar settlement delayed by division
A settlement could transform the struggling region, but how to get there is the question.
$100m plan to tackle toughest inmates
Corrections minister Kelvin Davis and his $100m plan to solve society's greatest threat.
Fighting the Demon: Helping meth addicts see the light
Amid the despair of New Zealand's methamphetamine crisis, is a shining light of hope.
Ngāti Porou: A loyal iwi seeking to transform its community
Ngāti Porou retained much of its land, but suffered through social neglect.