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The panel who will be looking under the bonnet to investigate racism in the ranks reports to capital
Māori panel members meet with police hierarchy to discuss plans.
Tainui say Three Waters could safeguard Waikato river
Tainui say as kaitiaki of the awa, they support steps to protect the natural taonga.
Call for drug policy to include by Māori for Māori approach after report's revelations
New drug report says Māori are three times more likely to OD than non-Māori.
Eight iwi battle for supremacy at Taranaki Tū Mai
Eight iwi will be going hard out with the return of inter-tribal festival.
Northland revitalisation project gets big international tick
Far North's Te Hiku o Te Ika Open Spaces Revitalisation Project is onto a winner.
Bluff to Cape Reinga walk: Abuse victim raises awareness
Sam Troth on fundraiser and awareness walk for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Aotearoa.
Chief's wife went mad waiting for her lover
If you travel towards Horohoro you will notice a sizeable conical hill standing watch.
Team work earns Te Arawa major tohu
Whanau the key to unlocking a variety of solutions for Rotorua lakes and waterways.
Eastside schools celebrate and showcase kapa haka
Kāhu ki Rotorua: It's been a mission but all systems are go to bring the hapori together.
52 years on, the Class of 70 toast the future
Kāhu ki Rotorua: Vineyard sojourn a wonderful way to celebrate lives well-lived.
Morning blessing to usher in $15m Te Kōhao Health centre build
Twenty-eight pou will watch over Te Kohao Health whānau.
Professor Mātāmua appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Professor Mātāmua, born and raised in Levin, appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Canadian media award goes to Māori and Aboriginal co-production
New Zealand and Australian co-production wins imagineNATIVE media award.
Government flood report opens gates to criticism for lack of consultation
Flood report written without consultation with those worst hit.
Video will help whānau through the early stages of coronial process
The video is designed to support whānau as they consider their options after a death.
'Te Āhuru Mōwai' will be a shelter and safe haven for young fashion designers
New whare in Glen Innes will provide a safe haven for young fashion designers.
Australia's day of protest after death of Aboriginal teen in a senseless killing
Cassius Turvey, 15, was allegedly beaten with a metal pole and died 10 days later.
Being happy and healthy: Zoe Hobbs' biggest goal
Zoe Hobbs has a priority as she fixes her eye firmly on a sprinting prize.
Female councillor challenged over speaking on the marae
The first hui of new councillor, Rhonda Timble, was marked by controversy as she was challenged when she stood to speak. Video / Te Ao Māori News
'We continue to suffer': Female councillor challenged over speaking on the marae
Rhonda Tibble was elected to the new Māori ward of Gisborne District Council last month.
Infighting and board member selection processes to come under legal scrutiny
Independent Māori Statutory Board appointment process in dispute.
‘They forgot about us’: Family of 13 placed in one-bedroom emergency motel units after fire
Mum and her 10 kids forced to live in two one bedroom units for 12 months.
Te Arawa Lakes Trust leads the way in biosecurity matters
Te Arawa Lakes Trust wins Biosecurity Māori trophy.
The Santa Post Box is opening for business and all letters from tamariki
Santa will reply to Kiwi kids in English or te reo Māori.
David Taipari reappointed as chairman of Auckland Council's Independent Māori Statutory Board
David Taiparei reappointed as Chair of Māori Statutory Board with Tau Henare.
Denis O'Reilly: Cultural reports don't excuse offending, but they do help explain it
OPINION: We need a fresh lens - "Kupe" rather than "Cook".
Lawyers on both sides of the alcohol divide want their say
South Auckland group applauds proposed new alcohol laws to reduce impact on communities.
Teaching rangatahi how to keep their digital information safe from predators
New cyber programme teaches the importance of keeping online data safe.
Ōpua land occupiers seek wāhi tapu status to block overseas owner's housing project
Two years after setting up camp, Opua occupiers continue to protest "land grab".
Auckland Gym kicks off Movember fundraiser for men’s health
Coinciding with the month of November, Movember has a few ways to get people involved.
'The focus is on survival': Kiwis advised to spend wisely as living costs soar
Public Service Association members protested in support of a cost of living pay rise.
Māori housing 'beyond a crisis': Govt commits $55m to help Tai Tokerau
Iwi and hapū are getting the chance to pilot solutions they have designed for communities.
A Fire in the Belly of Hineāmaru is a book by the North for the North
The history of Te Tai Tokerau tūpuna is contained in a new book.