Ko te whakatauiratanga o te ngākau whakaiti - Te Ao Maori mourns yet another Rangatira
"You are exemplars to your Iwi, to those who take the whaikorero path."
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CCDHB confirmed the 90 per cent threshold was due to be reached this afternoon.
Safety monitors for upper Whanganui River
Iwi are concerned about the safety of river users and the risk of collisions.
Restrictions at scaled-back Rātana event
The Rātana 25th celebrations will be a one-day event for the local community.
'The spread of misinformation': Why Māori vaccination rates have been slower
An ongoing focus for the DHB is getting the Māori fully vaccinated rate to 90 per cent.
Kiwis 'exposed to radiation' at leaky Antarctic plant
More than 300 tonnes of radioactive rubble was shipped off the continent.
Groundbreaking media initiative draws in close to 100 applicants
The groundbreaking initiative will attract and develop more diverse voices.
Police to no longer photograph youth unless in custody
Police commended for tightening the rules for officers photographing young people.
'Significant milestone': Iwi-led Covid isolation facility opens in secluded lodge
Lakes Lodge Okataina will be used as an iwi-led Covid-19 isolation facility.
'Fait accompli': 12 appeals lodged against council's representation review
One appellant says the process has rocked his faith in democracy.
Revival for a native New Zealand group pushed close to cultural death
New York Times: Moriori fighting to establish themselves as a thriving native people.
Kapa haka champion Muriwai Ihakara dies
Huge loss to Māori arts, and the wider te ao Māori.
Taonga trails: In search of pounamu on the West Coast
A journey up river on the West Coast in search of pounamu.
Health provider building 60 affordable rentals for Kaikohe families struggling to save for a home
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Her life options seemed limited but she defied the odds and took the top naval position
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Ally of disabled community recognised
'Someone thinking the mahi I do as worthy of this level of honour is incredibly humbling.'
'Māori servicing Māori' touted as key in soaring Bay iwi vaccination rates
Iwi leader says: "We know how to reach our people."
Te Horonga o Mokoia - The killing of Te Pae-o-te-rangi 1822
Back story of the dreadful slaughter of Te Arawa hapu that took place on Mokoia Island.
Te Whatukura o Tangaroa - Working to preserve ancient art
Pounamu carvers looking to pass down ancient art-form to the next generation of carvers.
Te hokinga mai ā tō tātou kuia a Hinemihi ki tōna ūkaipō - Exciting progress on the return of Hinemihi o te Ao Tawhito
After 130 years in the United Kingdom, she's closer to home than we thought.
The ultimate example of a dedicated man - Ko Tū koe ko Rongo koe ki aku mata
The personal trainer and passionate fitness advocate is being instructed in mau rakau.
I was there: The day kōhanga reo began in New Zealand
He was in the first kōhanga reo class. This is what te reo means to him, and Aotearoa.
Rapid response teams grapple with shortage of nurses
The effort to boost Māori Covid-19 vaccinations is being hampered by a shortage of nurses.
Shane Te Pou: Why diversity is a winning formula
OPINION: Non-white kids are beginning to feel seen and valued in ways they once did not.
Health survey shows people are smoking less
Smoking rates have decreased across all ethnic groups.
Former DoC boss behind move to return sandspit land into public ownership
Plan to raise $1.5m to return land at Ngunguru Sandspit to public ownership
'We are keeping the marae warm'
A weaving project is adding another injection of life to Te Ao Hou Marae.
Growing places: The eco-warriors fighting for our forests' future
'From an early age, I just loved the bush.'
Māori outpacing non-Māori in North's vaccination race
Number of unvaxxed non-Māori in Northland now 10,211 compared with 8531 Māori.
I was there: Bedsheet banners, umbrella attacks and the right to love
The necessity of their cause gave them courage in 'visceral confrontation', activist says.
Margery Pita has given more than 50 years to NZ music industry
Singer and dancer for over 50 years, Margery Pita accepts honour on behalf of the band.
'A special man': Sir Robert reluctantly accepts knighthood for all battalion soldiers
The day he was told he was to be knighted, he wrote a letter to say no thanks.
'Chalk and cheese': The eclectic life work of Māori artist, conservationist, Treaty negotiator honoured
Alex Nathan has dedicated his life to preserving and celebrating the natural world.