New Zealand's first female police officer with a moko kauae
Sergeant Whiti Timutimu is the first female officer in the NZ Police to have a moko kauae.
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Ngāti Whakaue leader will transition away from his fulltime Kaitiaki Ahurea Māori role.
Iwi trust doubles asset base to $20m
Ngāti Whakaue Assets Trust has exceeded its own financial goal.
Opinion: Let old ways be guiding light
Te Māori columnist Te Taru White looks to the future.
True hospitality shown to media at Rotorua marae
International media were blown away by the formal welcome they received.
Opinion: Ka kite anō, koutou katoa
Rotorua Daily Post reporter Alice Guy says farewell to the Te Māori page.
National Geographic learn about manaakitanga in Rotorua
The crew visited Rotorua to talk to locals about what manaakitanga means.
The royal itinerary: How did it rate?
As the royal tour wraps up, how did the visit deliver as an advertisement for New Zealand?
Te Papaiouru gives a right royal welcome
Duke and duchess experience Te Arawa's hospitality at warm gathering.
Rotorua turns it on for Harry and Meghan
"Well done Rotorua, you certainly turned it on," Mayor Steve Chadwick said.
Opinion: Spring is the best season
Ngahi Bidois speaks about his love of spring, the sport and the fresh food.
Wahanui urupā extension work gets grant
The Wahanui urupā has been a culturally significant site for over a century.
Hotel industry scholarship opens for Ngāti Whakaue
Applications open for the 2018 Ngāti Whakaue Scholarship and Sudima Hotels scholarship.
Kasey and Karena Bird to cook for royal couple
Karena and Kasey Bird will be catering for the royals in Rotorua.
Māori hockey stars do battle in Rotorua
The Aotearoa Māori Hockey Tournament was held in Rotorua during Labour Weekend.
Minister, mayor, students and volunteers plant kūmara
Approximately 3500 kūmara tubers were planted last Friday.
Rotorua weaver goes global
Rotorua weaver Teresa Murray's work is being shown at The Royal Academy of Arts in London.
Rotorua Museum taonga placed in storage
Rotorua Museum prepares for construction phase with removal of taonga into safe storage.
Canadian artist to leave Rotorua with tā moko
A top Canadian indigenous artist has been given a tā moko in Rotorua.
Indigenous cultures learn from each other in Rotorua
Rotorua hosted representatives from around the world.
Rotorua mourns loss of entertainer Tai Eru
The much-loved Rotorua identity has died, aged 84.
Chadwick honoured at NZ Māori Law Society hui
John Chadwick was posthumously honoured for his contribution.
Merata to launch indigenous film festival
The inaugural Rotorua Indigenous Film Festival is on next month.
Climate change minister meets with Te Arawa
James Shaw met with Te Urunga o Kea - Te Arawa Climate Change Working Group today.
Major redevelopments at Whakarewarewa Village
Whakarewarewa The Living Māori Village is getting a major facelift.
Adornment centre stage at Tiki Āhua
Carving students and tutors are excited to see their work take the runway.
Te Arawa Awards ceremony 'full of love'
Te Ao Leach was proud to take home the Te Puhi o Te Arawa Award.
Kapa haka performers on European tour
Three performers from Whakaari Rotorua have gone on the tour.
Opinion: Māori business essential to economy
Te Māori columnist Te Taru White shares his views on issues of equity.
Our People: Ray Timihou and Kelley Korau
The 'oarsome' pair steering youngsters into learning how to paddle their own canoe.
Survey: Residents want to learn te reo
The survey by Te Tatau o Te Arawa was filled out by more than 600 residents.
Te Puia supreme winners at Property People Awards
Rotorua's Te Puia won the supreme title at the Bay of Plenty Property People Awards.
Te Arawa well represented in NZ Māori U18 team
Number of Rotorua-based players as well as several who identify with Te Arawa iwi picked