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Rāwiri Bhana: Governance is at an exciting crossroads in Aotearoa

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Tumuaki worried about new school lunch model

The proposal would see older students receive different school lunches from their younger counterparts. Video / Te Ao Māori

Kura teacher worried about school lunch plan

The tumuaki worries about the split in the new school lunch scheme.

'I’m just happy to focus on tā moko, mahi toi, and pursuing things that fill my wairua cup'

From kura kaupapa to university graduate - Hikawai Te Nahu.

Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale

NZ's new lake Rototaupua, formed by Cyclone Hale, set to vanish soon.

Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness

Gisborne's Tricia Walsh joined journey with no training, driven by personal abuse history.

Family of teen who died in Cook Islands fundraising to send body to NZ

The whānau of Drazei Kerehoma want to raise $9000 to send his body to New Zealand.

Iwi leaders meet with ministers over oil and gas exploration

'We need to make sure our rights and interests are protected.'

Ria Hall’s documentary calls for support for Māori māmā

The goal is to revive the awa, their puhinui for birthing in future generations.

The Crown Lynn Potteries was a whānau affair

Crown Lynn Pottery was a major employer in West Auckland.

Willie Jackson follows in the footsteps of David Lange

The Labour MP will become the first Māori MP to debate at Oxford Union.

‘They felt I was portraying myself as Pākehā'

Mihi Sorensen has always had high expectations of herself.

They carry their own tapu: Māori carver reaches out to thieves for return of stolen chisels

Far North carver Renata Tane is gutted after the theft of dozens of his chisels.

Hamilton Māori ward councillor resigns, triggering second byelection this year

Councillor Melaina Huaki has resigned effective immediately.

JT thought maybe a couple hundred protesters would front -wrong

OPINION: Willie Jackson recalls the day the hikoi came to Wellington

NGOs raise concerns about child abuse reporting to Oranga Tamariki

Research suggests requests are commonly met with delayed decisions or silence.

May be the month to kick smoking for good

Hapai Te Hauora is using art to help whānau stop smoking.