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Local hapū and whānau place rāhui after teen dies in 'harrowing' cave incident

Karnin Ahorangi Peter died after a group of students were trapped in Abbey Caves.

Shelly Bay: Mana whenua wins ‘crucial’ ruling in Māori Land Court

Applicants claim the true ownership remains with the members of Taranaki Whānui.

Te Atiawa comedian Joe Daymond on US stage with industry’s biggest names

Māori comedian Joe Daymond takes to the big stage in the US

Kerekere hurt by bullying claim but says Greens have been racist

New independent MP Elizabeth Kerekere has spoken about why she left the Greens.

Theatre review: Kōpū - a celebration of wāhinetanga

When you arrive at Te Pou Theatre for the show, leave your white feminism at the door.

Waitangi Tribunal hears kura concerns on autonomy

Yesterday was the last day for the tribunal to hear the kura grievances.

Emotional Māori Party co-leader slams 'amateur' MPs

A large contingent of supporters was in the public gallery and interjected frequently.

Nana claims disabled child assaulted by gangster, but more shocked at lax police response

Nana upset at child's alleged assault but outraged at lackadaisical police response.

Opinion: Working fulltime and studying? Why you should hang in there

Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Whānau Ora students show why it's worth being committed.

‘Really let down Aotearoa’ - Māori Party slams Labour on seabed mining

Te Pati Maori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer 'gutted' by Government's 'weak' move.

Is the growth of AI a threat to Māori?

Data expert warns of future possible breaches of tikanga and te reo Māori in the AI area.

Governor-General says lessons learnt after Phil Goff’s blunder

The breach of tikanga at a coronation event was 'unfortunate' says Dame Cindy Kiro.

Māori jumping on board the Census waka - finally

Just over 70 per cent of Māori have filled out their Census forms as a final push begins.

Rising cost of living reported as top reason Kiwis are seeking food support

A new survey reveals food banks are feeding 165% more people than pre pandemic

Hawke’s Bay-born sparky inspires others through bilingual journaling

Hira Nathan didn't think he'd get into journaling, but now he's published his own book.

Whanau Ora staff graduate with level 5 diplomas

Staff members have studied while working for the agency.

Councillor stands up for Mongrel Mob gang’s fence insignia near playground

Local councillor Maxine Boag defends Mongrel Mob signage.

'I didn't feel heard:' Meka Whaitiri says she told 'trusted sources' of her move, not PM

Labour colleagues have described sadness and disappointment at Whaitiri jumping ship.