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Dover Samuels hopes more Māori will seize local body opportunities to advance Māori.
Applying traditional Māori methods with today's science to break the menstrual taboo
Businesswoman's period-proof underwear enterprise recognised as finalist.
Councillor puts hand up for mayoralty
Cr Kelly Stratford wants to expand her representation to include all of Far North
'It really did lift my heart': Minister moved by Māori mental health efforts
The Minister said the stories he heard were powerful.
Posse frontman still fiercely fighting for Māori sovereignty
UHP – formerly Upper Hutt Posse – have been at it since the 1980s with their "no surrender" hip hop, honouring Te Tiriti and promoting Māori sovereignty. Video / Whakaata Māori
A city 'built on betrayal: Tauranga's big move to reconcile with Māori over past wrong
Some fought tears, others apologised for protest actions, others clapped as decision made.
Ōtaki's new build will provide a racing village environment
The Ōtaki Māori Racing Club is going into a partnership to develop 500 homes on club land.
Upper Hutt Posse still searching for that musical Māori mystique 30 years on
UHP - formerly Upper Hutt Posse - still standing up for the rights of Māori
'Identity is everything': Māori data specialists not consulted on facial recognition technology - expert
The govt has gone ahead with expanding the reach of the controversial technology.
Tā Mark Solomon meets Mongrel Mob Kingdom to talk about kids in care
Oranga Tamariki board chairman meets women's group to discuss state care.
Māori TV advocate makes hall of fame
For 30 years Rhonda Kite has been giving relentlessly to New Zealand's creative industry
Police to weave in cultural skills in preventing sudden infant deaths
Crowded homes and unsafe sleeping conditions for babies are most prevalent amongst Māori.
$16m for $1: Council CBD land subject of Māori co-ownership plans
Such a move would 'provide a contemporary reconciliation to a longstanding grievance'.
'These are not the statistics of an institution that works'
The prison system is not working for Māori and needs a major overhaul.
Shane Reti: Meningitis shows itself again in Northland
Meningitis is a serious condition involving inflammation of the lining of the brain.
New netball team has positive impact on small Northland community
A netball grant helped a rural Far North community set up its first team since the 80s.
Two high-profile Māori race for mayoralty
Both candidates are politically savvy and keen to sort out some longstanding issues.
From gang life to farm life: How a ground-breaking employment programme is changing lives
Door-knocking in gang community is paying dividends by getting people jobs.
Who are some of Christchurch's top 10 developers, builders?
The new eschew the gothic for the go-ahead, the Anglican for agnostic aesthetics.
'The first time I've cried': Family grieves as Coroner releases long-awaited findings
Vaughan Te Moananui was spiralling out of control when he pointed a gun at police.
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa work with insurance company to ensure pay out to former kaimahi with cancer
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa make insurance payout to former staff member with terminal cancer.
Raukura Choir competing in Cadenza
The two-day Cadenza competition finishes with a Gala Concert the public can enjoy.
Far North community advocate Ricky Houghton to be laid to rest today
Far North rangatira Ricky Houghton tangihanga to be held today.
'Not just a game, this is history': Pressure on to deliver for indigenous match
Game will bring two cultures together and widen horizons.
Wāhine rangatahi put names forward for board spots
They are articulate, driven and want to have their say.
High-born twins make epic journey
Numerous stories about what unfolded upon the waka coasting along the shoreline.
OT caregiver received death threats, labelled 'murderer' after toddler's mystery death
What killed little Deajay Parkinson-Batt?
Mental health and addiction support delivered by and for Māori
'Māori whānau want to access services that recognise their realities.'
Destination Play: New park to weave fun, culture and play together
A New Plymouth adventure will cater for young and old and be weaved together with culture.
Te Paina set to be returned to iwi and hapū
Joy and relief at return of historically and culturally significant reserve.