PM's warm welcome to French Polynesia's President
The pair are in Gisborne for Tuia 250 commemorations.
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Editorial: Why British now regret deaths at Cook's landing
EDITORIAL: Iwi still grieve over a musketeer's shot from 250 years ago.
Audrey Young: NZ Govt wise to keep out of iwi-UK events
COMMENT: There has been nervousness in successive govts about the James Cook anniversary.
Should others express regret for early encounters with Māori?
Comment: When violence seemed likely in these times, reactions were swift and fatal.
Become bi-culturally confident at work
Bi-cultural understanding is essential for any New Zealand organisation.
Toni Brown: Māori uplift crisis could be solved by marae-based care
Comment: Marae could be given pre-approval to shelter their at-risk babies.
'Extremely unhelpful': Historian criticises Brash's claims about Māori deaths
Brash says the British Government is meddling in New Zealand race relations.
British expression of regret over Cook encounter asked for by iwi
The British High Commission says the Gisborne iwi requested the expression of regret.
UK Govt to atone for Captain Cook's NZ landing deaths
Tuia250 commemorations over James Cook's arrival have been dogged by controversy.
Lizzie Marvelly: Why is white supremacy talk taboo?
COMMENT: Is one race is simply more inherently criminal than others?
Shane Jones: I got you cash, now show me the votes
Forestry minister Shane Jones says: 'This is reciprocity. If you want it, back it.'
Rising Kiwi hip-hop star Rei on his Tui nomination
"It's just so cool to finally be getting the recognition," he says.
Rawiri Taonui: Auckland's greed led us to Ihumātao impasse
Comment: Despite what Phil Goff says, Ihumātao has everything to do with Auckland Council.
Comment: More to life than roads and rates
Put social, economic and environmental benefits first, says housing advocate Tim Howard.
Nicola Short & Dave Veart: Ihumātao challenges how we view heritage
Comment: Less than a fifth of the national heritage register includes Māori sites.
Brian Rudman: History move will fill in our missing pieces
COMMENT: The teaching of New Zealand history in our schools is long overdue.
Gene variant in Māori, Pacific Islanders, linked to taller height
A third of Maori and Pacific Islanders carry a gene variant just linked to taller height.
Keeping te reo alive in the business world
Rotorua businessman is taking steps to ensure kupu are right for the workplace.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: All roads out of Ihumātao blocked for Govt
COMMENT: There are any number of creative solutions - but little chance of reward.
Local Focus: DJ running for council
Te Kani wants to connect council to Māori communities. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Palmerston North a welcoming city
A special pōwhiri for new arrivals to Palmerston North. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'I used to always be an a***hole': Meth gangster's new family life
From cooking meth, through prison, to mentoring young people at risk.
'Game of Thrones': Who will be NZ's next top cop?
ANALYSIS: The race to be New Zealand's next Police Commissioner is officially underway.
Local Focus: Young Māori student translates for thousands of Chinese tourists
"They're in shock when they hear me speaking Chinese". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Soper: Ihumātao - the lingering migraine for the Beehive
It was being touted as a possible Foreshore and Seabed issue for the Government.
Ihumātao: Govt unmoved by Māori King's urging of Fletcher deal
Govt says "high benchmark" would be needed to get involved in Ihumātao negotiations.
Ihumātao mana whenua unite: They want land back
Mana whenua want the contentious land near Auckland airport back.
Talking Point: Care needed in rewriting our history
Clive Bibby has been an advocate for the compulsory teaching of te reo in our schools.
Iwi refuse to hold pōwhiri for Endeavour replica
The Endeavour and the Navy will voyage around New Zealand next month.
Teuila Fuatai: Cannabis reform critical for Māori men
COMMENT: Legalising cannabis would help stop pathway to prison for Māori men.
Pūkaha launches new cultural immersion tour
Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre, along with local iwi, has developed a new cultural tour.
Iwi bans Cook's Endeavour replica ship from docking
The Far North iwi Ngāti Kahu says it was not consulted about Mangonui being included.
Paul Little: Te reo adds to our cultural identity
COMMENT: There has been no commitment to making our second language compulsory in schools.
Call for New Zealand Wars remembrance day
COMMENT: It is not a pretty or honourable history, but we should honour it and the dead.