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Connecting Christianity and Māoritanga

Māori and Christianity go hand in hand, according to Reverend Dr Te Hira Paenga after graduating with a PhD in theology from the University of Otago. Video / Te Ao

The apologies from police are worthless insults to Māori - Emmy Rākete

The criminologist says another report just highlights police racism.

Aussie bronze medallist says Māoritanga helped her success

Aussie athlete Caitlin Parker credits her Māori culture for her Paris Bronze

Koroneihana: 'We need to focus on getting in the waka and working together'

King Tūheitia uses his coronation celebrations to call New Zealanders as one.

41,000 rugby images in auction have no reserve and a starting price of $1

It is the largest cache of New Zealand rugby photographs to enter the open market.

Winston Peters casts doubt on PM's position on Treaty Principles Bill

The Deputy Prime Minister has muddied the waters on the Treaty Principles Bill debate.

Major police investigation finds being Māori increases chance of prosecution

The finding comes after a three-year investigation into trust and bias in policing.

Caitlin Parker's Olympic boxing success

Caitlin Parker is the first Australian woman and wahine Māori to win an Olympic medal in boxing. Video / Whakaata Māori

Local councils to vote on challenge to Māori ward polling rule

FNDC Mayor Moko Tepania will support a challenge to a rule around Māori ward polling.

Couple from ‘reverse uplift’ share their story

The couple at the centre of the controversial "reverse uplift" spoke to the media for the first time on Te Ao with Moana. Video / Whakaata Māori

'Locked out': Pipeline protestors met with cameras, fencing

A protestor says they are occupying their own land and have no plans to stop.

Māori have a completely different view of family from non-Māori - Anaru Eketone

OPINION: Whakapapa ties Māori together as a family and community.

Local Government: Manurewa Local Board ends secret workshops

Until this year, workshops have been closed to the public and the media.

'How are you feeling?': Students get software support to monitor their mental health and wellbeing

The Pulse platform can be accessed by students on their devices.

'Red neck': Government cops Māori censure at Tūrangawaewae

'Get rid of the Māori-bashing bills', Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters were told.

Luxon takes on the Tainui challenge

Prime Minister on Turangawaewae Marae to celebrate Kingi Tuheitia’s 18th coronation celebrations. Video / Joseph Los'e

Act Party notably absent at Māori King’s Koroneihana

Political leaders are descending on Tūrangawaewae Marae for the first time since elected.

Concerns support for disabled Māori and Pasifika people could 'slip away again'

Fears due to Govt's planned restructure of Whaikaha, the Ministry of Disabled People.