Te reo through tā moko: Rotorua artists create academy to foster langauge
"When you think about it, moko is a language."
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New Zealand or Aotearoa? The Bay reacts to Māori Party policy
"Why is it even an issue, is the real question it raises for me."
Matariki public holiday: Excitement and concern at election promise
'Most businesses are fighting for survival.'
Māori more likely to die from Covid-19 study says, iwi responses commended
The study took underlying health problems, age and access to healthcare into account.
Te Ururoa Flavell: Te reo Māori is again a thriving language
Comment: Demand for Māori language lessons continues to be strong.
Celebrity chefs' Smear Your Mea message is 'for everybody'
It comes three years after Rotorua's Talei Morrison was diagnosed with cervical cancer.
Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival postponed
The festival was to take place from September 8 to 20.
Community feedback wanted on use of Maketū land
A 3ha site in Maketū is being considered for community use.
Ngāti Rangitihi iwi's settlement with Crown one step closer
Ngati Rangitihi settlement receives more than 90 per cent approval from iwi.
Rising from the ashes: The future of Māori tourism
Operators reveal how they are reinventing themselves to capture the domestic market.
Stroke survivor sharing hard lessons
"Many of our own Māori families, whānau are not accessing what is already available."
Iwi considers placing alert level 4 rules over rohe
Te Whānau a Apanui are considering placing alert level 4 restrictions over their rohe.
Former Māori Land Court judge Ken (Heta) Hingston dies
Former Māori Land Court judge Ken (Heta) Hingston has died.
$12m Government boost to start work on geothermal power plant
The 25-megawatt plant is expected to create 190 jobs.
How kaumātua coped during lockdown
"Zui will be like bread and butter" Wiremu Keepa said, after using Zoom in lockdown.
Lawyer for bottling giant heckled by gallery
Cries of 'greed' greet Creswell NZ counsel on day two of water hearing.
Support shown for Ngati Awa's appeal over water bottling
A High Court case relating to the Otakiri water bottling plant has got under way today.
Iwi leader hits the road to encourage Treaty settlement vote
Iwi members are calling for voters on the "milestone" Treaty settlement.
Culturally significant volcanic area to return to iwi
Two Rotorua iwi successfully negotiate the return of culturally significant lands.
Bill passes to return Te Puia, Māori Arts and Crafts Institute to iwi
The bill was passed to return ownership of the iconic tourism operations to Rotorua iwi.
Revealed: Te Arawa's bold vision for the future
"[This] has to happen together," says Te Arawa 2050 Vision lead author Te Taru White.
Whakatōhea settlement negotiators defend MPs' hui
Whakatōhea is the first iwi allowed to negotiate settlement while tribunal claims proceed.
Rotorua lawyer builds te ao Māori app to improve decision-making for Māori
"There are so many New Zealanders for whom it's [te ao Māori is] a real foreign world."
Life-saving gift for Maketū
Heart disease is the single biggest cause of death of New Zealanders.
Te Wero: Meet the faces behind the garments
The indigenous fashion event was first scheduled for April but was postponed until August.
New Māori astronomy school opens
Te Whare Tātai Arorangi was officially opened on Saturday.
Iwi set to vote to receive $11.3m from Treaty settlement
Ngāti Rangitihi will begin an iwi-wide voting process.
Tūhoe astronomer wins top science award
A Tūhoe astronomer is the first Māori to win one of the country's top science awards.
Māori businesses suffer as exports to China reduce
Māori businesses have gone from their best year of export sales on record to their worst.
'We had to retain the history': Ancestral pa site officially opened
An ancestral pa site was officially opened on Sunday.
Te reo Māori use by under-fours widespread - research
A new study has found te reo Māori is flourishing among pre-schoolers.
The man bringing western science and mataurangi Māori together
"I've thoroughly enjoyed challenging western science with my matauranga."
Drive through hāngī: Would you like steamed pud with that?
Now you can get a real tasting ground hangi without getting out of your car.
Local Focus: Te Puia arts and crafts staff delighted with Govt investment
$7.6 million injected to preserve the institute. Made with funding from NZ On Air.