
At the moment, the Moriori language is confined to old manuscripts
Ta rē Moriori is an indigenous language but has no native speakers
Ta rē Moriori is an indigenous language but has no native speakers
Japanese-owned Juken NZ will close its Gisborne mill, costing 80 jobs.
Mahara Okeroa wins Taranaki environmental award.
Alice in Wonderland took 7-year-old Lois Turei down the rabbit hole to the NZ Herald.
It comes after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs erased te reo Māori from some official use.
Winston Peters today stated there would either be 'one deal or two deals'.
Corey Harawira-Naera still knows little about his worrying turn, six months on.
Third Waka Hourua Festival is heading to the South Island for the first time.
The indigenous rights campaigner will perform at the West Auckland concert.
"Politics makes people go porangi (crazy)" says Takutai Kemp.
OPINION: Sydney Keepa outlines pay discrepancies for Māori men.
'These things that are happening are simply not right.'
The 2023 election has a significant swing right with new MPs entering Parliament.
Rāhui following sewage leak into Waitematā Harbour lifted by iwi.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's mum is gifted special gift from Auckland tapa artists.
'The consequences are too serious to run the risk.'
Māori play features whānau, aroha and the world of advertising.
With the death of Hikaawarua news returned to the people of Ngāti Tamakari.
Home isn’t four walls and a ceiling, it’s a feeling, and Home for me is on a stage.
'Cheeky' boy fighting for his life in Starship children’s hospital after a hit-and-run.
The occupation started when the landowner planned to use a digger to widen an accessway.
Kāpiti Coast District Council establishes a Māori ward because young people want it.
Te Pāti Māori wins Tāmaki Makaurau to confirm a record six MPs in Parliament.
Housing puzzle pieced together after four years.
Māori-owned ed-tech Code Avengers is supporting thousands of students.
"A lot of the practises that we are doing are not good for Papatuanuku.”
The Government-funded project looks to be ready by April.
Lisa Tumahai is challenging the next generation of Ngāi Tahu to step up.