
Matariki a reminder of our collective strength as a nation
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei welcomes all to Tamaki Makaurau for Matariki 2023.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei welcomes all to Tamaki Makaurau for Matariki 2023.
Organisers predicting a larger turnout than 2022 for some events.
Your full guide to all things Matariki.
Matariki is celebrated over more than just one weekend for many Northlanders.
As Matariki rises, where will you be, who will you remember, and what will you celebrate?
Matariki moves throughout the night as well as throughout the year, so using other constellations as markers is a great way to figure out which way to look.
Mātauranga Māori a 'constantly evolving' system of knowledge.
The first thing passengers will hear on July 14 when they land will be te reo Māori.
From Aotearoa to the world, broadcaster Scotty Morrison shares his travel memories.
Iwi on the West Coast celebrate Puanga.
'You must be amazed by the person that you’re with', says the broadcaster.
Four Māori New Zealanders tell Tracey Cooper what Matariki means to them.
Māori dancer wants to light up the skies for Matariki
Geneva Alexander-Marsters (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa) taps into the wisdom of te ao Māori during her pregnancy. Through her waiata 'IHO', Geneva emboldens fellow Māori mothers to embrace tikanga in childbirth without fear. To check out Geneva AM's and other amazing artists documentaries head to waiataanthems.co.nz.
The event will celebrate the Māori New Year in Whanganui and the surrounding districts.
Auckland city streets will light up for Matariki.
Celebrity chefs Kasey and Karena Bird to create a four hour food fest
The mayor wants everyone across the Super City to celebrate Māori new year.
Stardome will be the first to offer a comprehensive star map showing over 100 Māori names.
Tuatahi Creatives is one of four artist hubs that will commission Matariki artwork.
The path towards the rising of Matariki has been laid at an event in Takapō
Matariki celebrations are to receive a boost from government fund.
'Matariki is a legacy … it's part of who I am, it's part of my genealogy and my DNA'
Professor Rangi Mātāmua is a major finalist for New Zealander of the Year
Trade ministers from 11 nations will gather in Auckland on Matariki weekend.
Professor Rangi Mātāmua will advise on all things Matariki.
Opinion: What's in a name? Plenty, if you are fighting for indigenous rights.
Daily cases have been hovering around 5000 this week; today's cases are two days' worth.
Our first Matariki public holiday was cause for celebration around the country.
Tīrama Mai light festival in Ōtautahi-Christchurch. Video / Hamish Clark