Advertisement
Advertise with NZME.Latest FromMaori
OPINION: This taonga is too precious to treat irresponsibly.
Male mental health movement 'Soften Up Bro' are calling on men to embrace their emotions.
Jaedyn Randell's first single 'Patupaiārehe' explores her internal battle with identity.
There is no single answer to the question "what is science?".
'To have our language on land that has been subject to raupatu is a small thing to ask.'
Indigenous knowledge should be valued beside Western systems, not pitted against them.
A wahine Māori launches breastfeeding app to help māmā raise healthy babies.
'I don't think he had an equal, not just in Tauranga but in the country.'
Currently Māori voters can only switch rolls every five years.
Latest High Court decision may offer a way forward for many successful applications.
Ngatai, 91, was considered a representative of all of Tauranga Moana.
Three HB councils decided they will have Māori wards next year - but how many wards?
Pageant contestant Anita Paul is a single mother of six children.
The story of a Northland mum's encounter with death, grief, stigma and loss in Moerewa.
A number people and groups have been recognised in the Ngā Tohu o Matariki o te Tau.
The course is designed to give teachers a deeper understanding of the language.
Award recognised work in coordinating a pandemic response that advocated for Māori.
Having parents with completely different cultural backgrounds was a blessing in disguise
The Ministry of Health says the vast discrepancies are due to a younger Māori population.
Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa staff run a bustling Covid-19 vaccination centre in Kaeo.
Karanga is a rallying cry and an homage to her mother, says Merenia Gray.
"New Zealanders as a whole need to learn their history. Not a lot of it is gonna be good."
Hapū to set up a new group based on 1835 confederation with sovereignty their top priority
Māori and Pasifika students say "merge of sciences" in their course is much more engaging.
"It's about trying to restore your culture, language, your very being, your self-esteem."
The Government wants to know how Māori protocols fit into our legal system.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said she was "healthy nervous" about the pending outcome.
'I do feel stronger. Talking about things helps,' a Poutama Ora participant says.
Researcher helping descendants of Māori adoptees reconnect with their birth whanau. Video / Te ao Māori
Mayor encourages more Hamiltonians to enjoy the Waikato River.
A new project looking to help descendants of Māori adoptees reconnect with their whanau.
"Te Tiriti said we would be governing ourselves and that is our position as Te Pāti Māori"
Opinion: Once emotions subside, the weight of what they've achieved will sink in.