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Shane Jones: No place for guilt-tripping in NZ First policy
Jones says it is anathema to how NZ First believes the country and Māori should develop.
Ratana whānau from around the motu return to celebrate magical day for the church
November 8 is a very important date for the Ratana faith
Diana Puketapu-Lyndon to take over as chair of NZ Cricket
Diana Puketapu-Lyndon is the first Māori and first woman to take the role.
Te Puia welcomes new head of wood carving school amid 60-year milestone
Grant Hamarama Smith Marunui was welcomed with a whakatau to honour his new role.
We should be careful of accepting any political party which claims to support 'business'
OPINION: Rob Campbell looks at the business of government.
Verbal clash erupts during politics podcast
Political panel gets rough and ready over Treaty and Chlöe.
Māori will 'go to war' if Treaty referendum takes place
Willie Jackson has hit out over a proposed referendum which would reinterpret the Treaty.
$20m Healthcare infrastructure investment set to boost access for South Island Māori and rural residents
The population of Amberley in North Canterbury increased by 58 per cent over 12 years.
25 years post settlement, Ngāi Tahu set up for bright and lucrative future
Settlement assets increased by 1000 percent.
Former PM Jim Bolger on Act’s Treaty referendum plan - ‘It won’t and shouldn’t happen’
Bolger says Act's Treaty call has zero chance.
Consultation opens on National Park name change
There's also a proposal to change the name of National Park's railway station.
Rocket Lab scholarship for Māori health hopeful
The annual scholarship is designed to help uri from Māhia.
Opening the tech industry to Northland kura kaupapa Māori
"Getting kura kids into the industry is important."
Sperm whale given Māori blessing after dying on Christchurch beach
"There was a lot of karakia from our whānau. This has really impacted the community."
'A huge step backwards’: National to restore $5 prescription fees
Paying for prescriptions will affect rural families most, say Māori pharmacists.
Opinion: It is clear the country has called for a change
OPINION: The Ngāti Whātu ki Tāmaki leadership will seek a mandate to continue the mahi.
Ex-league player Paul Whatuira helping rangatahi face mental health issues
'I would love this programme to be able to visit all regions of the country.'
Ben Mitchell aka Shortland Street’s ‘TK:’ ‘Don’t think too much and have a crack’
'I think I just had enough of being in Hamilton'
New Te Tai Tokerau MP outlines her top priorities for the next three years.
Mariameno Kapa-Kīngi is honoured that people have put faith in her.
Will the Māori Health Authority be scrapped?
The parties who will form the next government plan to scrap the Maori Health Authority.
How did what should have been seen as a golden period of partnership with Māori, end so badly for Labour?
Voters considered whether they were better off.
Facial recognition tech less accurate for Māori
The technology is improving but is less accurate for some ethnicities.
Faith Vui becomes the first Samoan to win NZ Women’s Amateur Championship
Keeping the Faith for Vui who wins 36-hole golf final.
Rāhui placed after triathlon death to be lifted today
Respects have been paid after a swimmer died off Napier on Saturday.
'Springbok tour times 10': Willie Jackson's dire warning on Treaty referendum
The Labour MP is nervous about Act’s proposed Treaty referendum getting the go-ahead.
Her research interests include asthma, heart disease and diabetes
Respected Ngāpuhi doctor takes on Auckland University role.
Charitible trust rooted in kaumātua-centred vision by kaumātua, for kaumātua
Rauawaawa celebrated its silver jubilee with cake and kaikōrero.
Opinion: Māori Party president says foundation in 2020 was key to success in 2023
Labour merely adopted intellectual rigour and capacity that was provided by Te Pāti Māori.
‘Not a win for the All Blacks but it was a win for te reo Māori’
Pēwhairangi and Harawira were the perfect candidates for this big responsibility.
Dallas Tamaira releases new solo EP Levels
Levels is the Fat Freddy's Drop frontman’s first solo offering in 20 years.
Very high-risk offender with 70 convictions must be released from jail
William Spring Tawhai’s statutory release date is in January.
'Jugs would start flying in our direction': The legend of Napier band The Shadracks
Music bands sprouted and unleashed themselves on hungry and appreciative audiences.