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Northland champion boxer Lani Daniels gets rare ‘I’m #1′ T-shirt honour on BoxRec
The IBF world heavyweight champion joins a list of greats.
Election 2023: Kaupapa Māori polling booth opens at Hoani Waititi Marae in west Auckland
Kaupapa Māori booth opens at Hoani Waititi Marae.
Kiwi world darts double champions fresh home from their win
The champion pair went up against Scotland in the final in Denmark.
Far North District mayor recognised internationally
Moko Tepania presented with an award as one of the world's top young politicians of 2023.
Surviving meningitis: Nurse's journey from ICU to triathlons
She was at the peak of her career. Then the headaches started.
Waikato carving kura working miracles of whakamana
Carving kura is creating cultural pathways for rangatahi.
Luxon among those who vote early
Everyone doing the same thing on the same day seen as 'old fashioned'.
Rangatahi seen as key to election
Nanaia Mahuta and Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke say youth voting is key.
'Hardest week of my life': Woman vying to be youngest MP opens up on home break-in
Young Te Pāti Māori candidate trails 4 per cent behind Cabinet Minister Nanaia Mahuta
NRL star Nathan Cleary backs yes vote on Indigenous voice
Australian voters will hit the ballot box this month to decide on a constitutional change.
Māori actors and circus performers take their show on the road
The world debut of Te Tangi a te Tūī will be in Canada.
Pinnacle health donates medical centre to iwi
Ngāti Pikiao Health Services and Ōwhata Medical Centre now join as one.
Rob Campbell: All cost and no gain, unless you don't want Māori influencing Māori health outcomes
Former health boss Rob Campbell relays the opinion he has been dreading writing.
Apra Silver Scroll awards: Spotlight on Marlon Williams
Marlon Williams on his song Don't Go Back.
Gifted young Māori rower knows the fastest way to finish line
Whanganui teenager has a promising future in the sport.
Climate change ‘challenge of our lifetime’ - Ngāi Tahu
The South Island iwi is being adversly affected by flooding risk.
KFC’s finger-lickin’ designer jewellery for the ‘cool grandmas’
Renowned Kiwi jeweller Nick Von K to release a limited-edition KFC-inspired collection.
Why our past ignorance and mistakes can’t be loaded on to our children
OPINION: There could have been no greater insult to a tribe even if one were intended.
All Blacks' gift from NZ signify unity and friendship between two nations
The pae noho whakairo will be given to cities across France.
Flood resilience in remote communities boosted with $8.9m in Govt funding
The Govt acknowledged the time its taken to assist Northland's remote communities.
How the Springbok Tour helped Julian Dennison find his identity
Uproar made actor find his Māori cultural identity.
Election 2023: Labour in Te Tai Tonga driver’s seat
Polls show Labour secure in Te Tai Tonga but Te Pāti Māori unshackled.
A team of 17 will fly to Canada next month to premiere the work at The Cultch in Vancouver
Māori theatre and circus collaboration set to wow international audience
Hikoi leader hopes to discuss gang issues in Wellington
Matilda Kahotea calls for understanding not condemnation.
Ambulances from NZ join service in Ukraine
Seven Hato Hone vans were repurposed, blessed and are supporting Ukraine people.
We are developing people who are knowledgeable in history
Students are learning traditional knowledge and practices.
The linguistic luminary of Sir Patu Hōhepa and the amazing legacy he leaves behind
The prominent te ao Māori leader leaves a legacy of strengthening te reo Māori.
Deputy chief appointment set to lift the cultural capability of Fenz
Piki Thomas is leading the Fenz approach to kaupapa Māori issues.
Rob Rattenbury: Schools entrench strong networks
OPINION: We knew all the stories, the jokes, the traditions.
Dog Tax confrontation in the Hokianga told in new play
The playwright's ancestors were deeply involved in the conflict.
Wave 16 investment have seen whānau shift from state dependency to independence
Whānau Māori in Te Waipounamu are thriving as a result of direct commissioning.