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Te Pāti Māori will stand in general electorate seats, says president John Tamihere.
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Communities and the Remembrance Army are cleaning up at Eskdale Cemetary.
New Zealand cities suffering crisis of identity, says Māori architect
Rau Hoskins notes that some still have 90 per cent of the original colonial architecture.
Indigenous aesthetic which considers tikanga and mātauranga Māori shaping spaces
Wāhine toa incorporating indigenous aesthetic considering tikanga and mātauranga Māori.
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Tere Insley, Elisapeta Heta & Raukura Turei, wahine toa incorporating an indigenous aesthetic which considers tikanga and mātauranga Māori shaping spaces through a Māori lens. Video / Faultline Films. Made with funding from NZ on Air and Te Mangai Paho.
‘Enough talking’: Ngāpuhi leader calls for action to clean up Lake Ōmāpere
Northland’s biggest lake used to be the food basket of Ngāpuhi. Now it’s a "toxic soup".
Battle for Māori seats heating up as Labour rethinks campaign
Labour taking all seven seats come October is looking increasingly unlikely.
Music, laughter and love remembered ahead of '8 Scott Ave' opening night
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: It was a deliberate way of oppressing Māori and that racist legislation
Māori can stay on the general roll or switch to the Māori role before July 13
Tūwharetoa housing strategy foundations taking shape; first affordable rentals up
Five of the 14 brand-new homes destined for Te Iwiheke Place in Tūrangi are in operation.
Waiōrea - Western Springs College stays supreme in kapa haka
Holders retain Polyfest crown and will now prepare for next year’s national competition.
Latest Te Pūnaha Hihiko fund science projects announced
Sixteen Māori research projects receive grants from Vision Mātauranga Capability Fund
Watch Wāhine Win research focuses on gender equity in the workplace with a specific focus on Māori, Pasifika and Asian women
2000+ participated in the research launched at McAuley High School.
'Squatter': Notorious Black Power member fails in fight against eviction, again
Kevin Moore claims he is a descendant of the coastal land and has a right to live on it.
They were going to die, they talked about swimming through the floodwaters, it was a very very emotional visit
King Tuheitia returns to the Waikato after visiting Cyclone Gabrielle hit areas
Willie Jackson: I want to thank Ardern on behalf of Māori
Willie Jackson pays tribute to Jacinda Ardern.
Struggling whānau are not eating fruit and veges and not going to the dentist
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Co-governance: Should we be afraid?
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Five regional Māori T20 cricket squads announced for Easter tournament
It’s so empowering to have a space within such a traditionally British and colonial sport'
Kingitanga trip to Cyclone Gabrielle-damaged areas appreciated by iwi and whānau
Kingi Tuheitia's trip to Cyclone Gabrielle rohe appreciated by iwi.
Hundreds of rangatahi take part in waka ama
Secondary school students converge to Rotorua for waka ama.
Māori voters urged to consider electoral roll options
A campaign is under way to provide information on options to Māori voters.
Māra kai in Whakatāne turns tamariki into cost-saving gardeners
High costs of living are driving the need for gardening programmes in schools.
Warriors duo are bros and home boys at heart
Tahāroa is a small town but has produced some big talent.
Journal launches in time for new history curriculum changes
The journal has been written by a collective of established Māori historians.
Iwi-owned Takitimu Seafoods to close
Ngāti Kahungunu’s fisheries business is shutting down, affecting 33 staff.
‘Biggest Te Āhuareka ever’: Ngāti Hine Festival draws record crowd after four-year absence
Popular event a three-day showcase of kapa haka, music, reo, kai, debate and learning.
Dave Letele reveals new TV opportunity after Today FM closure
Dave Letele will feature in a new TVNZ series, Heavyweight.
Calls for action to address 'woeful' Māori kidney transplant rate
Research suggests racism and prejudice are significant barriers to health equity.
Kaumātua and long-serving contractor mourned
Northland kaumātua Nepo Henare dies at 80 after a long battle with cancer.
Watch: History book launches in time for new history curriculum changes
A journal to help support Māori history being taught in schools has been launched. Video / Whakaata Māori
‘Because I’m a Māori’: Buck Shelford on his axing from the ABs and what’s wrong with the haka
All Blacks great 'Buck' Shelford was dumped and forgotten by the NZ Rugby Union.
Sir Buck Shelford wants new day to honour defence forces
NZRSA President Sir Wayne Shelford says RSA clubs must get up with today's wants.