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2017 Te Arawa Award winners announced
The 2017 Te Arawa Award winners have been revealed.
Maori youth key to lifting regional prosperity
Empowering Maori youth is a key focus of a new collaboration.
Economic future bright for local iwi
Iwi trust highlighted as a successful post settlement governance entity at conference.
Owhata school signs accord with local hapu
Ngati Te Roro o Te Rangi have signed a memorandum of understanding with the school.
Business achievement for Tarawera students
A Maori business programme saw great success for Tarawera High School students.
Political Roundup: The emotional Maori Party demise
The shock departure of the Maori Party was the only real upset of the election.
Council appoints new general manager Maori
Lawyer Gina Rangi is excited about her new role at Rotorua Lakes Council.
Rotorua student wins at the Waiata Awards
Kia Kaarameta Pou has won the award for best emerging artist.
Kiwi film Waru gets standing ovation in Toronto
Whakatane's Ainsley Gardiner talks about Waru, a NZ film focusing on child abuse.
Lake trust wananga well received
Good turnout to lakes trust's kaitiaki wananga on care for the waterways.
Team Sandford debriefs after defeat
Labour Party candidate Ben Sandford lost to incumbent National MP Todd McClay.
Rotorua Boys' High head boy's Manu Korero success
Students from Rotorua secondary schools have taken part in Nga Manu Korero 2017.
Hamurana Springs entrance fee imminent
There will be a cost put on the walk when the Hamurana Springs reopen in a few weeks.
Rotorua pronunciation needs attention according to new online tool
Rotorua and Taupo's pronunciation among most 'pinned' places.
Flavell tells workers: Your vote is important
The Maori Party co-leader spoke to Rotorua workers about the importance of voting.
Rotorua man stars in new TV show Funny Whare
Rotorua's Kimo Houltham is captaining Funny Whare on Maori Television.
Modern Maori Quartet to perform in Rotorua
The Modern Maori Quartet will be performing in Rotorua next month.
Hui invites eco-warriors for projects
Te Arawa Lakes Trust are hosting a hui to increase eco awareness.
Schools line up for robotics challenge
The RoboPa Regional Scrimmage teaches pupils science, technology, engineering and maths.
Pukaki book translated into te reo Māori
The book launched in a special ceremony at Rotorua Lakes Council yesterday.
Maori history in schools launched
The launch of Maori history in schools was held in Rotorua during the weekend.
Waiariki candidates on why you should vote for them
We asked our Waiariki candidates the same three questions. Here's what they said.
Most popular Maori names released
The top 20 Maori baby names for 2016 have been released.
Te Arawa kaumatua: 'Te reo continues to be oppressed'
Maori culture and language making progress but more can be done, say advocates.
Principal: Learning Māori makes you clever
Students who learn in Māori do better in NCEA, even though they come from poorer families.
Community called upon to save the waterways
Waiteti Marae and BOP Regional Council band together to revitalise Waiteti's riverbank.
Coffey and Flavell meet in Whakatane debate
Waiariki candidates Tamati Coffey and Te Ururoa Flavell went head-to-head in Whakatane.
Korero Mai authors host session for kids
More than 60 children came to dance and sing at Rotorua Library.
Volunteers needed for smoking cessation trial
Smokers who are Maori or whanau of Maori can be part of the free trial to quit the habit.
Uni students take up iwi internship with Te Tatau o Te Arawa
University students undertake an iwi internship at Te Tatau o Te Arawa Board.
Listen to Don't Dream It's Over in Te Reo Māori
For Māori Language Week, we got Seth Haapu to cover Crowded House's hit in Te Reo Māori.
Opinion: What's in a name? Maori names and their importance
Ngahi Bidois discusses Maori names, in honour of Maori Language Week.
Minister welcomes Maori Language Week in Rotorua
A limited edition #korero pin has been released for Te Wiki o Te Reo Maori.