Success thanks to iwi say Ngāti Rongomai boys
Hiko o Te Rangi Curtis and Te Rangitakaroro Hiini thank iwi for leading them to success.
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Rotorua teacher up for prestigious te reo writing award
"I used to write stories all the time growing up, but stopped when I got to university."
Ngā Kai a Matariki 2019 winners announced
The winning dish was titled 'Tuhinga o te maere', meaning 'Element of Surprise'.
Ngahi Bidois: We have to complete rather than compete
Ngahi Bidois reflects on his Skytower climb he completed for Darcy Hunter Jr.
Bright shirts and pretty flowers on a winter's day
The tenth annual Te Arawa Kōeke Ball took place on Sunday.
Opinion: It's okay to kōrero, it's okay to be Māori
There are avenues for the those who complain about the use of te reo.
Young playwright's work performed at Kia Mau Festival in Wellington
Young playwright's experiences in Rotorua - and rap music - help drive the play.
Pounamu carver exhibits vast collection for Matariki
Over 50 pieces will be on show from leading carver in celebration of Matariki.
Annual fashion event Tiki Āhua postponed until 2020
Designers have an extra year to get crafty as Te Puia announce Tiki Āhua postponement.
Obituary: Lively doctoral scholar remembered for passion, enthusiasm
Talkative, flamboyant and enthusiastic, Malcolm-Buchanan was popular with all.
Regional speech contest a celebration of Te Arawa
Students from nine schools participated in the regional competition.
Māori Sidesteps will make audience 'woke' to te ao Māori
The group will be performing in Rotorua on June 4 and June 5.
$70,000 grant a boost to life skills course
Grant means course can now be extended in the community
Marvel and moko combine in art exhibition
The artwork will be on display at Āhua Gallery until July 1.
Rotorua woman a finalist in Women in Governance Awards
A Rotorua woman is in the running for two awards.
Nepia Takuira-Mita reflects on his journey to acting
The second season of his show Ahikāroa will air tomorrow night.
Opinion: Ngahi Bidois shares why it is important to make your bed
Ngahi Bidois shares his learnings by making his bed each day.
Multicultural concert retains culture in evolving society
The concert was held at the Arts Village on Saturday.
More Māori wāhine are needed in the tech industry
The message was shared to rangatahi at the Storytelling and Tech Festival for Tech Week.
Budget 2019: What do Māori want?
Education is at the heart of what the Māori community wants in this year's Budget.
Indigenous director says Māori most successful culture
Director Laha Mebow says the strength of Māori culture is something to be proud of.
Matariki awards finalists announced
The 24 finalists will be celebrated at a special awards ceremony.
Students bring te reo Māori sign language to the streets
The group celebrated te wiki o te reo Māori rotarota in style.
Mental health advocate Michael Naera reflects on a decade of service
After being Rotorua's champion of suicide prevention, Naera is moving on to bigger things.
Cliff Curtis reveals who ignited his passion for storytelling
Cliff speaks ahead of the release of his new film Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen.
Tangi under way for Tūhoe leader Te Wharehuia Milroy
A large tangi for respected leader Professor Wharehuia Milroy has started in Rotorua.
Te reo Māori asthma musical visits Ruatoki
The performance teaches tamariki about asthma and how to handle an attack.
A burning desire to help those with blood cancer
Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand receive no government funding.
Ngāti Whakaue matriarch Rita Ngātai dies at the age of 95
Rita Ngātai, 95, was a stalwart for Ngati Whakaue until the end.
Kura reo pakihi brings Māori language into business sector
The workshop aimed to bring te reo Māori to the forefront of the business community.
Rotorua waka ama club boosted by $30,000 grant
Ruamata Waka Ama club can now buy new waka thanks to grant
Watch: Pop star's tears over kapa haka group's cover of hit song
The group sang a te reo Māori version of Billie Eilish's 'when the party's over'.
Signs of rodents discovered on Mokoia Island
The island is a sanctuary for rare New Zealand birds and endangered wildlife.