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There's rich heritage in our exotic trees too
Comment: Disrespect being dished up to the dignity and peace of Auckland maunga.
Revealed: Major police strategy for Māori fails to meet targets
Police launched the Turning of the Tide strategy in 2012.
'A very meaningful job': Getting to know the Māori Wardens
Wardens share why they joined, what they do and who they go above and beyond for.
Could Rotorua get its own Statue of Liberty in the Redwoods?
It would be contemporary by design, Māori by nature and one part of plans for the forest.
The reasons for Northland's lone political voice against euthanasia
Five of Northland's six MPs voted "yes" - the one hold-out explains why.
Police watchdog 'racist' says former top cop found to have abused his powers
The IPCA found that Hurimoana Dennis had unlawfully detained a teenager in 2015.
Letters: Maori representation and democracy
In fact the number of Māori voters who bother to vote is far lower than that of non-Māori.
Sir Peter Jackson's company bankrolling Shelly Bay litigation
Court documents reveal a donation agreement between WingNut films and an iwi group.
Life inside prison - the degrading grind of life behind bars
Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis: Inmates must be treated like human beings.
Letters: Respect te reo Pakeha too, please
Alongside our need to respect te reo Maori, can we also respect our English language?
Teuila Fuatai: Failings of state's care laid bare
COMMENT: Minister's remarks help us recognise institutional racism.
Māori business lesson: Remember the flicking tail of the lizard
Kevin Jenkins on how the EPA weaves the Māori knowledge system into decisions.
New law promises Parihaka amends
COMMENT: Freshly passed act finally moves on reconciliation for actions 140 years ago.
'Teaching kids identity gives them a lifeline'
Josh Te Kani teaches kids identity with tikanga Māori, Māori martial arts and kapa haka.
How NZ's colonial government misused laws at Parihaka
The 1881 invasion of Parihaka was one of NZ's most brutal events in history.
Local Focus: Mr G at home in Tauranga Art Gallery
A first glimpse of Mr G's first-ever solo exhibition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Auckland top 40 Under 40: Who's made the list?
Ihumātao protest leader Pania Newton stands out on the list for her rejection of a career.
Every hour at least one New Zealander dies from cancer
"Literally, they couldn't even get the camera into my bowel, the tumour was that big."
Letters: Time for a TV3 reality check
Why should the Government bail out a sinking-ship TV3, a commercial enterprise?
Damning Oranga Tamariki review: Gaps in the work, poor consultation and relationships
Oranga Tamariki boss Grainne Moss has offered an apology but the family has declined it
Woman adopted at birth details abuse in state care
"It was supposed to be a place of safety, but it was the complete opposite."
Letters: Look after our hospital
Religion and culture must not interfere in the lives of those who want death with dignity.
Proposal to include Ihumātao in top heritage area
The area is regarded as internationally significant for its heritage values.
Brotherhood claims seventh title
The Waiariki men's hockey team have won a seventh national title
Māori antiques roadshow: 'Exceptional and rare' hei tiki could fetch $500k
"Exceptional and rare" hei tiki one of the finest to ever surface at auction.
'Forgotten in a warehouse': Missing student art work found
William Colenso College students' work returned after Wellington showcase - finally.
Haka and girls' skills standouts for English league team
"It's not often you see so many smiles at once."
Police share meaning of tattoos as part of recruitment campaign
Campaign around skin art to encourage more people from North and Auckland to join police.
Using the Te Ao Māori worldview
The Māori approach is 'a natural resource we are lucky enough to have access to'.
100 days on and still no action on Ihumātao land dispute
"The PM said for Māori to hold her to account, well she needs to act on those words."
Peace at Porotī: The last musket war
This photo fills the gap in our understanding of a crucial time in Whangārei's history.
'Great': Māori researcher backs England's haka response
"From a Māori perspective I don't think many people will be offended."