Four names put forward for vacated Waipā Māori Ward seat
Bill Harris, Barney Manaia, Dale Maree Morgan and Gaylene Roberts are all standing.
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National says they now do back bilingual road signs; PM accuses party of ‘dog whistle’
Policy reversal came after one MP called them 'confusing' - 'should all be in English'.
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The agreement establishes 'a framework for a co-operative and collaborative future'.
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Pīpīwai is gearing up for a parade to beat all parades today.
Penetaui Kleskovic: Māori climate heating up over ETS
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Risking it all for kaimoana: Māori men putting lives on line in the water as cost of living rises
“Your whānau would rather have you there without that kaimoana, than you not there."
Nikau Grace: People kept telling me I’m not Māori because I don’t look it
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'Back to school': Māori Party's advice to Nats on bilingual road signs
“I’m not so sure why he [Simeon Brown] is so confused now.”
‘They should all be English’: Simeon Brown says te reo Māori road signs 'confusing'
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Te Kōanga O Rehua has returned after a near 160 year absence.
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Māori performing arts companies combine forces for open day
Te Pou Theatre and The Dust Palace encourage young people to attend.
Tomorrow’s Māori leaders are getting schooled up in governance roles and responsibilities
The Te Pūtea Whakatupu Trust taking the future leaders through vital roles.
Bic Runga: 'Women of my generation, we always looked up to her'
Kiwi singer says the death of Tina Turner has struck a chord with Kiwis.
The Māori Roll call continues as the July cut off date draws nearer
Māori have until July 13 to decide which electoral roll they will vote on
‘An incredible privilege:’ Legend of Okatia told in new book and music
A local kaumātua played a part in the retelling of a local legend.
Ruby Tui reveals the day Black Ferns coach Wayne Smith was reduced to tears
"When you walk on to our bus, everybody’s dancing."
Bastion Point gathering to mark the 45th commemoration of one of our darkest days
The 506-day occupation on Bastion Point was a catalyst for change in Aotearoa.
Emerging artist’s clay work wins 2023 King Tūheitia Portraiture Award
Emerging artist Stevei Houkāmau wins the King Tuheitia art award.
Golden girl Tyla Nathan Wong is a class act - on and off the field
Gold medal Olympian Nathan Wong has graduated with a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise.
18,000 skilled workers urgently needed for logistics sector
Thousands of immigrants are needed to fill the logistics space.
Champion of women’s and Māori rugby knighted in Wellington
Dame Farah Rangikoepa Palmer was formally knighted in Wellington today.
'We’ve got it wrong': Luxon wants to change housing density rules
The National Party leader has backtracked on housing policy.
Bilingual children’s book retells legend of Manawatū Gorge’s creation
The Legend of Okatia brings new eyes to the classic Maori tale.
Rural families get better healthcare from Hato Hone, Te Whatu Ora initiative
Starlink is being used so rural communities can connect virtually with specialists.
Māori media won’t be measured by audience share - Jackson
Broadcasting Minister says the investment in Māori media is a Treaty obligation.
Education and sport power couple take charge at St Stephen's
Yvette McCausland-Durie will lead school with husband Nathan.
Newly elected Rātana Church leader hits the road
"Manuao is happiest when working and providing for his people."
Consultation for more bilingual traffic signs begins
Te Mātāwai and Waka Kotahi have released a flotilla of signs for public consultation.
Young swimmer to represent NZ at world junior champs
Manawatū's Milan Glintmeyer will represent New Zealand at the world junior champs.
Tonga moves quick to invite American Idol winner Iam Tongi to the Friendly Islands festival
Tonga Tourism has put a shout out to American Idol winner Iam Tongi.
Māori movie makes entrance at prestigious French film festival
Ka Whawhai Tonu stills on show at Cannes.
Advisers say Tribunal homelessness report falls short
Advocates have renewed calls for the establishment of a Māori housing authority.
Māori artist creates custom guitar for American Idol winner
Sam Mangakahia customises guitars with traditional Māori and Polynesian designs.
Rugby boosted by new mental health partnership
The partnership will see expanded delivery of NZR’s mental health and wellbeing programme.