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Māori law expert says tikanga progress in the judicial system is unstoppable

Mamari Stephens says judges are looking at the application of ture-tikanga.

Young Māori cancer survivor interviews Michelle Obama

Kya Hurihanganui Thornicroft was only 13 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

'The pride I had in that can’t be measured': Six more prison inmates join Lowie's squad; Sir Graham reflects on programme

Six inmates graduate from Sir Graham Lowe's prison programme.

Matariki Ki Te Manawa installation lights up Viaduct Harbour

The installation is now in place in Market Square.

Maipi-Clarke is confident in who she is and my aspiration for all tamariki - Stanford

Erica Stanford praises Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke.

TaiTech empowers community with digital skills under Polly’s lead

Awards celebrate Māori excellence in digital fields.

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei whānau occupy whenua to protest proposed 175-year lease

Siblings Steve and Len Phillips have occupied a piece of real estate in Remuera.

Ngāi Tahu koha Tahutahi pounamu for Olympic athletes

Tahutahi pounamu is one of the rarest types of pounamu.

Several Kiwi actors poised to take over live-action Moana remake

An Australian teen whose father is an iconic Kiwi star has been cast as Moana.

'We have more work to do': Use of traditional Māori healing soars – ACC

In 2020, 472 people made claims for rongoā healing. In 2023, 6103 did.

Opinion: Removing Māori wards is a racist, targeted attack on tangata whenua

OPINION: My people are not disengaged from government, they are disenchanted.

Waiapū landfill expires in 2025: Ruatōrea weighs closure, new waste solutions

Waiapū landfill review may lead to new waste minimisation plans.

Opinion: New treaty does little to protect traditional knowledge

OPINION: Newly signed global Treaty might improve the patent system

More protests to come after success of pro-Māori rally, organiser says

Eru Kapa-Kingi helped activate the day Māori were called upon to protest

Our language will survive because of us - Piripi Haami

Haami Piripi's warning: Do not to leave te reo Māori up to government.

Ngāi Tahu does not oppose principles of the Fast-track Approvals Bill

The iwi 'does not want to be tied up in costly litigation'.

Tears shed at Waitangi Tribunal inquiry

A Waitangi Tribunal urgent inquiry has begun looking into claims that the government’s push to prioritise English names and language in the public sector is harming te reo Māori.

Editorial: Te Pāti Māori's self-referral for a police investigation forces Government's hand

OPINION: When Te Pāti Māori referred itself to the police, it left no other options.