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Deloitte report says Auckland should promote Māori heritage further
A Deloitte report says Auckland should promote Māori culture further to create a unique identity on the world stage. Video / Whakaata Māori
Deloitte study - Auckland should promote its Māori culture and heritage
Promoting the culture would create a unique world identity for Auckland.
Watch: Harnessing harakeke - a new future for a traditional taonga
KiwiFibre: The future of sustainable materials from harakeke.
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa showcases its horticulture development
Tātau Tātau shows its Wairoa horticulture developments to the Government.
Kanak independence campaigner seeks support from Harawira whanau
More violence predicted: 'Things could get really bad'.
Aboriginal community opposes Māori plans for $14m 'marae' in Sydney
Group hopes to open the doors within the next four years, but more funds are needed.
First they stole the wharepaku - now the whare's gone too
The building was used for tangi, hui and other events for the community and hapū.
Hamilton City Council welcomes newest member
Kirikiriroa Maaori Ward councillor Maria Huata was sworn in on Tuesday.
The Treaty talk an expert worried about for 8 months and why the Govt is going 'too far'
An incident at Ōkāhu Bay left an indelible mark on the young Claudia Orange.
Stratford votes to retain Māori ward
'Decision now puts the future of Māori wards in the hands of our community.'
Opinion: Removing barriers to better health outcomes for Māori is critical
OPINION: Health disparities between Māori and non-Māori are well documented.
More than 100 paddlers from Gisborne to compete in world waka ama sprints
Paddlers battled tough conditions, including silt and sewage, but remain excited.
My Kitchen Rules NZ contestant dies
Michael Murray competed in the 2024 season of MKR with his cousin Piki Knap.
Te Arawhiti, the Office for Māori Crown Relations pared back as Govt 'clarifies' functions
Te Arawhiti, the Office for Māori Crown relations, was set up in 2018.
Minister's message to gang members after bikes ticketed: 'Leave'
The Police Minister says green-ticketing illegal bikes is just the beginning.
Community marae on the horizon for Whangamatā
A dedicated group is taking steady strides to developing a hub for all.
Crowds expected for coronation celebrations of Kiingi Tuheitia
August 21 marks the 18th anniversary of the Māori king's coronation
Opinion: The Olympics has showcased the beauty of Te Ao Māori internationally
OPINION: Forget political point-scoring – Māori culture has won gold on the Olympic stage.
Editorial: Houdini couldn't make that many families disappear from the emergency housing list
OPINION: The Govt says there are 32% less households living in motels.
From the bush to the bookshelf: Sam Gibson's life as a bushman
From conservation to long drops; from mental health to being shot four times.
Head Hunter charity run ends with 27 bikes green-stickered, two impounded
Cops swooped on the bikie gang's anniversary ride over the weekend.
Protecting paradise: The fresh push to stop rubbish being dumped on a sacred maunga
Kiri Danielle has cleaned up rubbish dumped on the mountain over the past 12 years.
Best-selling author set to demystify common misconceptions about the Treaty of Waitangi
Treaty lawyer Roimata Smail and the National Library collaborate for E Oho!
Dame June's passing marks the end of an era for Urban Māori
The matriarch of Māoridom died on Saturday morning at Otamaroa.
Māori housing advocacy group want to know MSD's strategy
Te Matapihi says it fears for vulnerable communities.
Aroha Awarau takes a shot behind the camera for short film
The urban story, Puti, will be shot in September in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Māori baseballer aims to be the first to play in the Major Leagues
At only 19, Nikau Pouaka-Grego been marked as a breakout star in the sport.
Shane Te Pou: Tax cuts mean nothing when you've lost your job
OPINION: Persistent unemployment among young people causes life-time issues.
Editorial: Bill sparks outrage among Māori
A raft of policy changes has been implemented that significantly impact Māori.
Opinion: Is cancer going to kill me or will my private health insurance save me?
OPINION: Is cancer going to kill me or will my private health insurance save me?
World Indigenous Peoples Day
On December 23, 1994, the United Nations General Assembly declared August 9 to be the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Video / Whakaata Māori
Today is World’s Indigenous Peoples Day
The day was made official by the UN General Assembly in December 1994.
Iwi spokeswoman questions if councillor’s ute was shot at over Māori wards
Jacqui King optimistic discussions about the wards could be had civilly.