The Crown have been advised to halt Ngatiwai treaty settlement negotiations.

Today is Raa Maumahara National Day of Commemoration for the New Zealand Wars.

Martin Johnston looks at the first commemoration of the NZ Wars.

New book published to mark 200 years since Campbell's birth

New Zealand's biggest Waitangi Tribunal inquiry is drawing to a close.

Ten years after the terror raids, the 'armourer' talks about 'screaming into the void'.

Kaumatua Lewis Moeau, cultural adviser to the Prime Minister, died today aged 79.

Maori Party says much more work is required on water before any water tax is applied.

What policies are parties proposing to manage and protect our natural resources?

New Zealand's 19th-century wars will receive greater recognition with a new national day

Education sector groups plan a campaign to make Māori history part of the core curriculum.

The Royal Society has responded to diversity criticisms over a mostly male lecture series.

Parihaka reconciliation ceremony had echoes of the past.

Bruce Munro lifts the lid on Maoridom's fierce fondness for the Queen.

Proposed law is underhand and threat to race relations, argues Julie Chambers.

Kim Knight goes behind the scenes of a new exhibition of iconic constitutional documents.

Minister Peter Dunne said Archives NZ for family history as well as national documents

Buddle Findlay chairman's key role in Treaty of Waitangi settlements

Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger speaks out about inequality, race relations and racism.

Waitangi Tribunal says high Maori reoffending rates must be slashed.

Maori land will get more protection than private land from being bought for public works.

Kawerau siege trial: Rhys Warren tells court he thought armed intruders were after him.

We've heard about giving corporations the rights of a person - but what about a river?

Talks have begun on the "most severe" Treaty grievance in the country - Mt Taranaki.

Abuse of Andrew Judd an unpleasant reminder of how far NZ still has to come on race relations.

Fledgling nationwide movement aims to move NZ towards a 'colour-blind state'.

COMMENT: David Seymour's greatest success is that he is not reviled, writes Audrey Young.

Don Brash returns to the same place, Orewa, to deliver the same sort of speech, but this time as spokesman for Hobson's Pledge.

COMMENT: If risible views heard on plane above Godzone are pakeha norm then help us all.

Eli Orzessek on how to get more from the pilgrimage all Kiwis should make.