Rotorua wānanga 'first step' in campaign for a P-free Te Arawa
Meetings aim to offer advice and give hope to people in face of scourge of P.
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Homelessness has many faces
There is another side to those homeless who think they can never own a home.
Timua Brennan recognised for services to music and Māori
Timua Brennan is the third in her direct family line to receive a royal honour.
Jaw-dropping: Facebook and Te Puia unveil new AR filter at Techweek
Mobile users simply open their mouths to produce an animation of Pōhutu Geyser erupting.
Onuku Trust wins Ahuwhenua Trophy
A Māori land trust from Rotorua has taken out the country's top agricultural award.
Te Tatau o Te Arawa marks three years
A look back at how Te Tatau o Te Arawa came to exist and how much it costs the council.
Controversial partnership marks three years
Te Tatau o Te Arawa has spent three years in partnership with Rotorua Lakes Council.
Lucky ones have faith and work hard
Te Māori columnist Ngahi Bidois talks about luck and people who seem to have it.
Whakatāne vote against Māori wards
Whakatāne has voted against the proposed introduction of Māori Wards.
Māori lunar calendar wānanga lists key dates
Healthy Families Rotorua hosted He wānanga o te Maramataka to bring people together.
Money still needed to fund tikanga course for Rotorua offenders
Eight men have signed up to change their lives around on Billy Macfarlane's new course.
Rotorua and Frankfurt to dine together at carved table
Innovative stand at the IMEX trade show in Frankfurt this week.
Sadness at loss of 'lovely man'
Sadness at the passing of former council Māori liaison officer Perenu (Nu) Callaghan.
Tempers flare at Tauranga hīkoi at Parliament
300 people from Tauranga iwi in Wellington are protesting a Deed of Settlement.
Bilingual Rotorua alive at local services company
OCS NZ is brushing up on its te reo with all new signage.
Alien Weaponry talk ambition and te reo
The Rotorua Daily Post catches up with metal band about their new music video.
Rangatahi are future leaders and successors
Te Maori columnist Te Taru White talks about potential of Te Arawa rangatahi.
Our People: Kasey and Karena Bird
Ohinemutu launch pad for MasterChef-winning sisters' latest endeavour.
Youth, education, housing top Māori picks
Members of Māori community in Rotorua want resources that will enable development.
Repeat offenders take on tikanga Māori
A new Māori-focused programme for offenders is about to be launched.
From carving student to guide
Te Puia guide Haupiri Tawhai started as a carving apprentice.
Māori fashion and food fusion to celebrate Rotorua mums
The Whitewood sisters are hosting a Māori food and fashion fusion event this Mother's Day.
He Poutama Rangatahi projects for Opōtiki
Employment Minister Willie Jackson today announced funding of more than $1.5 million.
Māori TV reporter crowned Miss World New Zealand
Māori Television presenter Jess Tyson has won Miss World New Zealand crown.
Waka Ama fundraiser will help team to Tahiti
A local team of waka ama paddlers spent their holidays helping other kids.
May Day - remembering lost lives
Te Maori columnist Te Taru White reflects on May Day.
Iwi tell minister of Rotorua Maori needs
Local iwi have had their chance to sit down with MP Kelvin Davis in Rotorua.
Minister for Crown/Maori relations visiting Rotorua
The hui will be an opportunity for people to have their say on Crown/Maori relations.
Hawaiian tourism leader shares advice with Ngati Whakaue
Maori and Hawaiian land owners took the opportunity to learn from each other.
Sir Wira Gardiner talks on Maori war hero
Rotorua Museum hosted Sir Wira Gardiner to discuss the battle at Takrouna.
Revitalised Te Arawa course a success
Attendees learned waiata, karakia, whakapapa and te reo at the weekend course.
Rotorua marae taking steps towards being pest-free
Tame Malcolm wants to give marae the tools to be kaitiaki.
Former drug lord to run course for criminals
Givealittle page has been set up to help fund a new course for Maori offenders.