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Ngāti Whātua brings in rangatahi to discuss climate change.
Stage set for Whanganui East Pool debate
The issue will be 'well and thoroughly debated' by councillors.
Social Development Minister opens New Zealand Food Networks' new warehouse
There was a staggering 42% increase in demand for food support in 2023 compared to 2022.
Powering up homes that are well off the national grid
Tama Toki's mission is to transform energy production throughout New Zealand.
Māori face barriers to mental health services, including cost, transportation and wait times
New report paints sad picture for Māori and mental health
Hauraki district welcomes 19 new citizens
Hauraki District Council Mayor Toby Adams hosted the group on May 29 in Paeroa.
Matariki 2024 is a time to journey home
Professor Rangi Mātāmua announces theme for Matariki this year.
Editorial: Boy racers could be considered just another NZ outlaw gang
OPINION: Police were pelted with rocks and bottles as they tried to disperse the crowd.
The Chronicle Q&A: Max Reeves on the Whanganui lifestyle and his latest inspirations
Max Reeves fronts up for 10 quick questions.
Councillors cautious about Sarjeant entry fee
Whanganui Deputy Mayor Helen Craig says 'making policy on the fly' is not a good idea.
Tāmaki Makaurau will be lighting up for Matariki
Auckland's city centre will see its largest-scale Matariki lighting installations ever
Veteran alcohol harm reduction campaigner’s message for non-Māori organisations
Rāwiri Ratū urges non-Māori organisations who receive booze funding to give it back
Māori health advocate Dr Matire Harwood acknowledged with honour
A university dean and Papakura GP has been recognised for her tireless mahi for Māori.
King's Birthday honours: Former Ngāi Tahu CEO 'delighted' with CNZM
The iwi's first female leader, Arihia Bennett, says it is a 'shared acknowledgement'.
Manukau champion 'Nanny Annie' Candy gets honour
A veteran educator is humbled by an award for services to Māori and local government.
A confronting new trend: Pensioners call on charities for food parcels, furniture and blankets
Ian Jones never imagined he'd need to be helping over-65s through winter.
'Humbling' King's Service Medal for decades of fire service work
Te Puke fire chief recognised for services to Fire & Emergency NZ and the community.
Cambridge community stalwart dies two weeks before receiving King's Birthday Honour
'It's a hole now for us without such a strong [voice] in the community.'
Taihape firefighter honoured for multiple services to community
'I love the community - my family has lived here for five generations.'
Young Māori chef Kia Kanuta named Auckland’s most 'outstanding'
Kia Kanuta wins award at masquerade event.
Willie Jackson: 2024 will go down in history as Mother of anti-Māori Budgets
OPINION: Willie Jackson says Budget 2024 was terrible for Māori.
Whānau Ora happy to work alongside Government after slight budget boost
Tamihere: 'We’ve proven ourselves and the Budget is an indication of that.'
'Liberated and excited': Thousands march in Tauranga, traffic disrupted
The protest was delayed to allow protesters caught in traffic.
Council pulls stumps on tsunami siren installation after locals complain
Residents appalled at NRC's failure to consult them about tsunami siren locales.
Hundreds march through Rotorua, activation 'beautiful' says organiser
Protesters gathered at four locations before congregating in the city centre.
Final Waitangi Tribunal hearings start at Raukawa in Ōtaki
Ngāti Korokī is the last hapū to be heard by the Waitangi Tribunal.
Disc golf sets its sights on a new town
"Golf is fun but not everyone can afford a $500 membership to play."
Census: Why counting Māori has become so important to iwi
For the first time, a non-government organisation presents the census data.
Māori data in 2023 Census worth $2.4 billion in investments
Census reveals growing Māori numbers means more putea.
Opinion: Seeking a future where food isn't wasted and no one goes hungry
OPINION: A visit by Christopher Luxon was like an episode of Shark Tank.
'Pissing on their parade': Māori mobilise for Budget Day protest
Budget Day protests 'p***ing on their (the Government’s) parade'.
Hamilton Arbor Day to mark heritage park's restoration anniversary
The 20th celebration will see the 'Bug Man' from Animal Planet as a special guest host.