Kharl WiRepa to showcase two ‘captivating collections’ this year.

Mum Briar worries about whether multiple languages are a help or hindrance.

Jean Paul has recently been diagnosed with dyspraxia and Briar is coming to terms with helping her son overcome the challenges of learning & living with dyspraxia while living in a trilingual whānau. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Four kākāpō are now living at Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari in Waikato.

Tepania is one of five winners of the One Young World Politician of the Year Award.

Ngātiwai welcome whānau for the annual twilight Matariki market.

Jane Te Hira represented New Zealand at basketball, softball and hockey.

Five teams will each play four T20 games at Cornwall Park on October 13-15.

A new app aims to engage rangatahi to better support their mental health.

The parties are pushing out their law and order rhetoric but it's hysteria.

Four of the world's rarest flightless parrots have been rehomed on mainland New Zealand.

Rob Campbell gives a Pākehā view of equity and Treaty of Waitangi issues

Trust manager wishes consultation had come first.

Caren Fox replaces former Chief Judge Wilson Isaac, who retired in April.

The research aims to provide an evidence base for planning and directing resources.

Wild foods concentrate antibiotic-resistant bacteria and could put people at risk.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says Allan has wasted no time getting back into mahi.

The Act Party has dipped into its past to inflict more colonial policy.

OPINION: How Otago really got its name, and why the university is changing its Māori name.

Tangata whenua used the site as shelter hundreds of years ago.

An end to historic Treaty claim deadlines and perpetual leases on Māori land also sought.

Floodwater roared through in early February leaving silt in its wake.

"I didn’t know how heavy silt was ‘til I picked the shovel up."

Mum of five wonders how to keep her kids connected, despite living apart.

Arona is a mama to 5 teenagers and a 1 year old. Due to housing limitations the whanau has had to split where they live. She wants to know how to keep everyone, connected when they can’t all live under the same roof. Video / Faultline Films Made with funding from NZ on Air

Study reveals nearly 2000 archaeological sites are threatened by erosion and rising seas.

Tamariki enjoyed some Matariki-themed activities on Friday.

Mātauranga Māori holds the key to solving many of Aotearoa's environmental challenges.