Rotorua reunion may be last for 1st Battalion
They hunted communist terrorists in Malaya 60 years ago. Next week they gather in Rotorua.
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FOMA conference sparks talks for Rotorua's future
The FOMA30 Economic Summit opened today with guest speaker Minister David Parker.
First Maori Miss New Zealand dies
Moana Whaanga was crowned Miss NZ in 1954 and competed in Miss Universe in California.
Toi Ohomai gets $700k for Maori health research project
Research project launched today in Te Whaiti.
Jacinda Ardern to speak at FOMA summit in Rotorua
The 30-year anniversary of Federation of Maori Authorities is being held in Rotorua.
Students make Te Arawa proud at kapa haka competition
Five Rotorua schools competed at Te Mana Kuratahi 2017.
Māoridom mourns death of Judge David Ambler
Judge David Ambler served on the Māori Land Court for 11 years.
Te Arawa legacy inspiring new generations of weavers
A book has been published to celebrate Te Arawa master-weaver Emily Rangitaria Schuster.
Omaio whanau trust seeks partners to progress kiwifruit opportunity
The land development strategy has the potential to create 100 new jobs for local whanau.
Launch of Wahiao: the People of Whakarewarewa
The narrative of the people of Whakarewarewa Valley has been put into a book
Standing ovation for Tamati Coffey's maiden speech
Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey delivered a flawless maiden speech at Parliament.
Rotorua to host 2018 World Indigenous Business Forum
The 2018 World Indigenous Business Forum will be held in Rotorua.
Maori create lasting connections in LA
A ceremonial gifting has taken place between Maori and the Tongva community of Los Angeles
Rotorua schools in national primary kapa haka competition
Five Rotorua schools are in Gisborne this week for Te Mana Kuratahi 2017.
Ngati Whakaue trust reaps benefits of good investments
Ngati Whakaue Assets Trust plans to distribute over $460,000 to its beneficiaries.
Kiwi stars throw their support behind Tuku Iho - Living Legacy exhibition
Several kiwis based in California have already visited the exhibition.
Our People: Ngahuia Te Awekotuku
Youthful marae rebel's path to academic achievement as first Maori woman professor.
Maori culture takes over Santa Monica Pier
The display was part of the events surrounding Tuku Iho | Living Legacy.
Pipi Ma creators' reflect on 'surreal' month
Rotorua business Pipi Ma has had a big month and has other endeavours coming up.
Local kaumatua not surprised Maori seats will be retained
Winston Peters is no longer demanding a referendum on the Maori electorate seats.
Rotorua business wins NZ Innovation award
The awards keep flowing for Rotorua business Pipi Ma.
Maori fashion show bringing people back to Rotorua's inner city
Huia - A Maori Fashion Show is taking place on October 28.
Thousands expected in Te Teko for commemoration
Commemoration for the 152nd anniversary of Te Kupenga o Taramainuku Pa.
Symposium to understand Maori Wars
Two-day symposium to deepen understanding of the wars between Maori and colonial troops.
New role guides Maori economic development across Bay
Awhina August will play a key role in the Maori economic development action plan.
Old-style sausages with real Kiwi flavour
Te Puia will be trying sausages with a uniquely Kiwi twist this summer.
Terror raids: Tame Iti says 'let it go'
Ten years after his arrest as a 'terrorist', Tame Iti talks Tuhoe and how he 'let it go'.
Councillors to vote on Ngati Whakaue land
Councillors will vote whether to return the Thermal Holiday Park land to Ngati Whakaue.
Maori Arts and Crafts Institute among design awards winners
The New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute took away the supreme Nga Aho Award.
'Incredible' cultural framework put to good use
Elva Conroy talks about her work on the Te Arawa Cultural Values Framework.
Spotlight on Maori culture in Los Angeles
Tuku Iho presents more than 70 artworks by students and teachers from NZMACI, Rotorua.
Takatāpui - 'our stolen sexuality'
Maori were sex-positive people who openly accepted gender fluidity - scholar.
Te Arawa Awards an emotional celebration of success
The Te Arawa Awards celebrate the success of iwi, hapu, whanau and rangatahi.
Trust's housing thrust gathers speed
Pukeroa Oruawhata has spent $2.1m on housing in the past two years.