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New adventure playground for Te Kohanga
Mitre 10 has built a new play area for a small kohanga reo.
Dame Hinewehi Mohi's therapy is music to the ears
New scholarship for wāhine training for careers as musical therapists.
Vaccination programme must target Māori and Pacific, say advocates
Health workers want meningococcal vaccination to be more widely available.
NZ travel: Waharoa along the Waikato River
A new TV series goes in search of Māori and Pacific artworks and the people who made them.
'Feared and respected': Inside the life of gang leader whose funeral stopped traffic
Wiremu ‘Knockers’ Allen was considered a gentle giant.
Muriwhenua Waiata putting Te Tai Tokerau Northland on the map
A song representing Far North iwi has sat in the te reo music chart's top 10 for 5 weeks.
Summer exhibition at Whangārei Museum highlights local Maunga
The exhibition features both historical and contemporary narratives of the famous Maunga.
Te Awa Tupua: Whanganui at the confluence of global trends
OPINION: The sacred river can ensure intergenerational prosperity for the region.
A bridge between two worlds - tributes flow for Wira Gardiner
Hone Harawira described an unforgettable night with Sir Wira in Parekura Horomia's bedroom
World Cup winner Krystal Murray welcomed home by excited crowd in Kaitāia
The Black Ferns prop received a hero's welcome in the Far North with a homecoming parade.
Rotorua Museum shows 15 taonga to iwi
Included in the display is Tuhourangi, a 500-year-old taiaha.
Rotorua Museum show 15 taonga to Tuhourangi Ngāti Wāhiao
Rotorua Museum showed 15 taonga of importance and connection to the people of Tuhourangi Ngāti Wāhiao. Video / Te Ao Māori News
Rawiri Waititi: Why stick our nose into other peoples business?
Te Pāti Māori wants NZ to be neutral in the Ukraine conflict.
Opinion: Foster case of 'Moana' and the 'Smiths' unlikely to set a precedent
OPINION: We should not be surprised that love surfaced in this case.
Group says more resources needed to maintain high security
New Zealand’s online security agencies 'need more resources'.
The Māori economy is booming but we are still behind in health, education and welfare, says Willie Jackson
The Māori economy is booming but why are Māori still at the bottom of the food chain?
Three schools to vie for kapa haka crown in Nelson
Kapa haka makes a return to Northland schools' agenda
Almost three-quarters of eligible voters on the Māori electoral roll didn’t cast a vote
Māori voter turnout for local elections down
Opinion: Dr Tess Moeke-Maxwell talks about death
Talking about ‘dying’ and ‘when my time comes, I want XYZ to happen’ can be very helpful.
Tragedy hero: 'He gave all his strength to save her' - dad sacrifices life to save daughter in rip
"It is a story of love of a whānau who would give everything for each other."
Māori liquor objections ignored, says report
Reforms to the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act are required to prevent more bottle shops.
Sir Graham Lowe: I won't sit and watch the world go by
Sir Graham Lowe speaks about his heart issues
Māori suffer more from rural healthcare issues
An editorial published in NZ Medical Journal finds healthcare for Māori behind.
‘It was life or death’: Women’s rugby star’s brave battle for survival
Rugby player's inspirational battle for life and women's rugby on the East Coast.
Joelle King is the queen of Māori squash
Joelle King back in NZ to play in the open men’s and women’s PSA World Tour Silver event.
Photographer Te Rawhitiroa Bosch credits te reo for opening doors in life
Te Papa launches two new kaupapa Māor exhibitions.
The stage is calling for Northland talent
It's Youth Theatre's first te reo Māori season, and Tai Tokerau talent is being sought.