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Shane Te Pou: Lessons to be learnt from Aussie election result
OPINION: The first and most obvious is "be careful what you wish for".
Simon Wilson: They're burying Joe Hawke today
The tangi for the great Ngāti Whātua leader Joe Hawke has been building all week.
Te Uranga Waka bringing Kahungunu traditions and dialect to the fore
Students are encouraged to find and use the language of their tribes and homes
New pathway for Māori keen on health careers
Genetics student Amber Te Tau is grateful for the support she has received from Pūhoro.
Young trampers urge caution after 'easy' hike ends in helicopter rescue
"Even on easy expeditions, you can get yourself into trouble without much warning."
Hundreds of Māori and Pasifika teens to benefit in tech programme
Hundreds of South Auckland teens are working towards a career in information technology.
Māori health advocate to lead global body
Emma Rawson-Te Patu elected to the World Federation of Public Health Associations.
TVNZ star says the fight against bowel cancer is personal
Jenny-May Clarkson: 'Cancer is such a hideous thing. I'm acutely aware of it'.
Motu welcomed on to Ōrākei marae to farewell Joe Hawke
People paid their respects to a man instrumental in the fight for Māori land rights.
Queer and Here: Episode 2 - at the Pride Festival
Aniwa gets a close-up view of Auckland's Pride Festival month.
Artist and wharfie named in fake flyer case
Couple who dished out flyers are artist Nikki Romney and former journalist Alan Clarke.
Bastion Point was a low point in the history of our young nation
Joe Hawke was an uneducated man but still had the wood over Prime Minister Robert Muldoon.
Treatment 'not human': 501 deportee found dead in Australian detention centre
The mother of two pleaded with fellow detainees to tell her story before she died.
Whanganui on world stage at international film festival
Whanganui is on the world stage at an international film festival in France.
New pilot programme to connect rangatahi to their whānau and community through creative technology
Young South Auckland students aspire to climb technical mountains in the spirit of Sir Ed.
Northland's biggest tertiary education provider hopeful Budget 2022 breaks down barriers
NorthTec's chief executive welcomes Budget 2022 investment into vocational education.
Activist and former MP Joe Hawke has died
The prominent kaumātua and activist led the Takaparawhau occupation at Auckland's Bastion Point in the late 1970s. Video / Māori Television
Māori rock art: A little known national taonga
There are an astounding 761 rock art sites in the South Island.
Prominent kaumātua and activist Joe Hawke dies age 82
Hawke, of Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei, led his people in their efforts to reclaim their land.
Tourist attraction that celebrates colonisation 'still there and hurtful'
Christchurch's Time Tunnel has had complaints since it opened in 2006.
'The first question I get asked is if I smoke': Changing how asthma is seen in NZ
Tere Piua hopes sharing her story will change public perceptions of asthma.
'It's my turn': 100-plus attend recruitment drive for $400m manufacturing plant
More than 100 people turned up to the open day at Youth Central to register their interest
Ngāi Tahu kaumātua Dame Aroha Rereti-Crofts dies after illness
"Be at peace now, Taua, you have lived a life of service to your people."
Waititi hits out at funding support services that 'live off' homelessness
The move to fund emergency housing in motels for four more years is concerning locals.
Arihia Bennett: Budget falls short in places but we're on right track
We all have a duty of care for tamariki and their needs must be met to help them thrive.
Taonga: Dancer Ngaere Jenkins' precious legacy from Grandma Adair
"I wish she had lived to see me become a fulltime dancer"
'Second class': Te Pāti Māori slams Māori arts funding as 'crumbs'
Te Matatini got $1m - but Symphony Orchestra got $3m and Royal NZ Ballet $7.5m.
Income insurance scheme a step closer as law passes
It means ACC can look into implementing the $3.5 billion income insurance scheme.
John Tamihere: Hats off to Andrew Little for giving Māori a fair go
You can't fix decades of under-resourcing in one Budget but you can start to invest.
Rātana whānau begin selection process of eighth tumuaki
The mōrehu will follow a constitution written in 2002 to appoint the new leader.
Ordering food from the diver and farmer is cutting out the middle man
Cutting out the middle man will make kaimoana and Māori kai cheaper and more accessible.
Waretini lives and breaths the culture
That strong work ethic was instilled in Ataraiti and her two brothers by their parents.
Ancient sandstone highly prized and closely guarded
Many such sandstone working blocks are found throughout the Central North Island.