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Māori cancer patient calls for cultural competency

Maramataka Māori practitioner Heeni Hoterene (Ngāti Hine) felt she was discriminated against while undergoing cancer treatment. Video / Te Ao Māori

Mother of man left dead on side of road still waiting for police apology

Kerry Phillips' mum wants police to apologise for 'failings' in investigation.

Whakaata Māori and Sky Sport to simulcast Matariki rugby matches

Both broadcasters will simulcast two Māori All Blacks matches and an NRL match.

West Coast iwi leaders cop ‘racist, revolting, hate-filled’ emails

The email tirade was allegedly generated by a single individual.

One Queen Street light sequence depicts the Te Kāhui o Matariki

Māori artist Pāora Puru is lighting up a night to remember.

Government’s ‘tough on crime’ policy is starting to blow out prison numbers

Prisoners on remand rises drastically under new regime.

Ceremonial kūwaha finds permanent home in Tokyo

Christopher Luxon attends the blessing at the NZ Embassy.

Waipatu Marae welcomes Governor-General for tour of cyclone damage

Dame Cindy Kiro is visiting the East Coast to assess damage from Cyclone Gabrielle.

Gisborne schools unite at marae to celebrate Matariki

The whare was 'full of life' at Pākōwhai Marae.

Watch: Inside the Tower of Ōtara that 'brought the street to life'

See inside The Tower of Ōtara and hear from the tamariki who knew it best.

Opinion: A multicultural NZ can be ignored by the majority

OPINION: Census 2023 data proves biculturalism is over.

Occupied Northland school pulled from sale after vendor dies

Hapū members have occupied the former Tōwai School site since the end of March.

South Auckland community playground is open for tamariki to enjoy

Te Waituarua Reserve Playground has been brought to life.

Māori businesses at Japan’s biggest food expo

Six Māori food and beverage companies are participating in the JFEX (Japan Food Expo) this week exploring collaboration and networking opportunities. Video / Te Ao

Ka Whawhai Tonu premieres to a packed audience

The film, set in Waikato, is the story of the pivotal Battle of O-Rākau.

Chocolate, honey and tea on the table in Tokyo

Six Māori food and beverage companies are participating at the Japan food expo.

Rob Campbell: We find it easier to respond to a simplified, even sanitised, view of te ao Māori

OPINION: We must never lose sight of prophets and their prophecies.

Editorial: Government must make tough call on ageing Boeings

OPINION: It's time someone bit the bullet and bought a new plane.