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Tauranga Māori woman shocked by landlord's racist texts
She tells landlords not to expect the next person to rent to be like the last tenant.
Eleven hour day for Te Matatini presenters
Kahurangi and Chey Milne present Te Matatini for the third time this weekend.
Mercury rising: Kapa haka Bohemian Rhapsody lights up Te Matatini
Queen's iconic hit song has rung out at the gathering in Wellington.
Te Matatini lights up Wellington
More than 40 teams are taking part in the country's national kapa haka festival.
Kiwis get first look at historic collection of vintage photography
This will be the first time this fascinating collection of 243 photos will be displayed.
Nursery raises seedlings and awareness
Young people grow 90,000 native plants. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Te Matatini Kapa Haka Nationals: spectator tips
Tenga Rangitauira shares his top tips for Te Matatini spectators this weekend.
Local Ratana kapa haka group to be first on stage at nationals
The Aotea Region's best kapa haka group competes first at Te Matatini this year.
Paper license, bad rego: Supreme Court dismisses Māori jurisdiction challenge
Michael Main's driver's licence was just a piece of paper with a name and "Māori" on it.
New project enhances Kairakau memories
Rich memories of Kairakau Beach have been enhanced by a new project, writes Clive Bibby.
Tribunal hearing over possible 'significant prejudice'
The three of seven hapu argue the Crown breached treaty principles.
Commercial rēwena bread coming to Kirikiriroa
Rēwena set to become the trendy new loaf for TOFS. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Kapa haka competition final translated into Mandarin for first time
Gong, a Chinese national, started learning te reo around eight years ago.
'Māori nationalist groups' pose threat from prison - Corrections
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis slaps prisons over "provocative" language.
The Koi Boys coming home to Rotorua for Lakeside 2019
The Koi Boys will be a big hit at this year's Lakeside Concert.
Eviction battle: Trust hits back at Maketū tenant's claims of bullying
Te Arawa Lakes Trust has responded to a Maketū man's claim of bullying.
Protesters rally outside Fletcher HQ
Protesters have gathered to oppose development at Ihumātao.
Warrior named as Māori All-Stars skipper
"He's a calming influence, he's a competitor, and the players respect him."
Largest Treaty signing to be marked in Hokianga
Activities will include a waka salute, a re-enactment and a Māori Battalion display.
Te Ora Hau to build $5.5m facility in Tikipunga
Te Ora Hou Te Ora Hou Northland is building its own facilities in Tikipunga.
'Shameful': Teen told to cover up traditional tattoo to challenge school rules
Marli Atu is proud of his Pasifika heritage, plans to challenge school rule.
Shouting down Brash not the answer
Brash's opinions — odious to some, reasonable to others — should be heard and debated
Comment: Treaty settlements can help solve today's problems
Comment: Partnerships with iwi can help reduce Māori imprisonment.
Local Focus: Once were radicals
"It's time to reflect on where we are at now". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Why there's plenty to celebrate this Waitangi Day
COMMENT: "A promise of two peoples to take the best possible care of each other?"
Thieves steal Maori weapons from well known leader
The owner fears if they are not found soon they will be sold or taken overseas.
Activist turns leaf to promote race relations
He once manhandled John Key. Now he sits at the heart of power in race relations.
John Tamihere: The Treaty as a roadmap
COMMENT: Rejoice this Waitangi Day that this nation was not born out of revolution.
When the kōtuku appears: Waitangi unity on show
Message to Jacinda: No pressure but others before you have got it wrong.
Don Brash at Waitangi: 'I hate being called racist'
Don Brash went to Waitangi to speak - then surrendered in the face of an angry crowd.
Ardern: We should know our own history
Jacinda Ardern welcomes the conversation that has been started by history teachers.