Understanding Maori land law reform
Te Ture Whenua reform could bring the biggest change to Maori land law in 20 years.
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Rotorua business experts respond to the $10 million investment in Maori tourism.
Tauranga homeless idea could be copied
A Tauranga emergency housing project could be replicated in Rotorua.
Labour hosts Te Ture Whenua hui
More than 100 people went to a hui for those concerned about changes to Te Ture Whenua Act
Rotorua to attempt haka world record
More than 6200 people are needed to take part in the Guinness World Record haka attempt.
Play to pay homage to Rotorua's Maori beauty queen
Two Rotorua women's plays are to hit the stage, one paying homage to Maureen Waaka.
Stronger, fitter, faster for waka ama event
After a chance encounter Rotorua's Tui McCaull is off to a waka ama world championship.
Manu Korero speech competition ready to kick off
Nga Manu Korero competitors are gearing up for 'one of the highlights of the year'.
Opinion: Big doors swing on small hinges
Ngahi Bidois discusses a proverb recalled by a friend.
Flavell witnesses Miraka agreement in Malaysia
Memorandum of understanding between Miraka Ltd and Malaysian distribution partner.
Opinion: Campaign heating up between Waiariki rivals
Tamati Coffey and Te Ururoa Flavell make the race for the Waiariki seat interesting.
New single proving a hit online already
More than 20'000 views online since it's release last Sunday.
Hui called to discuss changes to Te Ture Whenua act
Labour candidate Tamati Coffey has called a hui to discuss the changes.
Rivalry heats up between Flavell, Coffey
Te Ururoa Flavell has challenged Tamati Coffey to a fitness test on social media.
Wiremu's body welcomed home
The body of Wiremu Keepa Jnr has been welcomed home to Rotorua.
Mara Kai gets a thumbs up from St Mary's
St Mary's School get a hands-on lesson in Rotorua Museum's Mara Kai garden.
Q & A: Former NZMACI director Karl Johnstone
We caught up with Karl Johnstone about the Maori storehouse headed to the United Nations.
DigiMarae brings technology to older generation
Mangorewa Kaharoa trustees get a lesson in iPads in the mobile learning van.
Wiremu Keepa Jnr's funeral plans under way
Wiremu Keepa Jnr's body will arrive in Rotorua on Wednesday.
Tears shed as stolen patu returned
A patu stolen from the council buildings has been officially received this morning.
Proposal for a bilingual Rotorua
Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell wants to see Rotorua, Otaki and Wairoa bilingual.
Lakes trust appoints new chief executive
Te Arawa Lakes Trust appoints a new chief executive, while another manager moves on.
Our People: Eraia Kiel
Institute general manager's 40 years spent unleashing and fostering Maori culture.
Howie Jnr launches debut album
He might be 54, but Howie Morrison Jnr is about to release his first album.
Precious patu returned to council
The short-handled patu paraoa stolen from the council chamber has been returned.
Funds flood in for Wiremu's journey home
A Givealittle page has been set up to bring 23-year-old's body back from Perth.
Russell Harrison launches single
Familiar face Russell Harrison is to officially launch his single.
Te Puia sculpture bound for UN
The gift of a giant bronze Maori storehouse is a step closer to heading to the UN.
Fiji beckons for former Rotorua netballer
Ex Rotorua netballer makes Schools' Maori netball team for second time.
Indigenous obesity symposium held in Rotorua
A symposium was held to address childhood obesity among indigenous people.
Shock death of young Maori leader
A promising young Rotorua man has died suddenly in Perth.
Massive claim for foreshore and seabed
A huge claim on behalf of all Maori applies to the entire foreshore of New Zealand.