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Compulsory checks for Kai Iwi Lakes boaties amid clam threat

The possibility of a gold clam invasion from the Waikato River has kaitiaki worried.

Toi Store selling Māori items for Christmas

Three pop-up stores have been opened for pakihi Māori on the waterfront.

Ferry project cancellation a ‘heavy blow’, says Waitohi Picton iwi

The iReX project would have seen major developments at the ports of Picton and Wellington.

Up to Speed with Te Reo: How to discuss the hot and cold on weather

Talking about the weather – huarere – is a good conversation starter in any language.

When rock beats paper roads: Iwi leader's beach block ignites legal quandary

The vexed issue of vehicle use on Waimārama Beach hit a roadblock in the past week.

Fight over ex-AB's rugby ground - locals want sport banned on Māori battlefield site

A battle heats up over the home ground of a grassroots All Blacks rugby hero.

Iwi win hard-fought effort to protect mauri of Lake Horowhenua

Groups 'delighted' court quashes 10-year exemption of Punahau/Lake Horowhenua.

All are welcome for two free Christmas Day lunches

There's no reason to be going without or lonely on the big day.

Up to Speed with te reo: Exploring Māori sporting terms and names

Kapa ō Pango is the Māori name for the All Blacks.

High Court condemns destruction of Te Urewera huts

A total of 29 huts were burned down at the direction of Te Uru Taumatua.

Worker will lose $200 a week under new conditions

Move Logistics workers protest against the recent pay conditions.

My parents had a dream that we would become well educated

Lockdown opened new doors for Lesieli Oliver.

There's only one Sir Collin Tukuitonga

OPINION: Sir Colin Tukuitonga quit all government posts but who is the real winner?

It is hard to feel dignity when one is always hungry

EEO Commissioner Kaihautū Ōritenga Mahi Saunoamaali’i Karanina Sumeo on dignity.

Waitangi Tribunal bid made in attempt to stop abolition of Māori Health Authority

The Government plans to disestablish the authority in its first 100 days.

Treaty Negotiations Minister says Govt is focused on progressing settlements

Everyone will have a different point of view regarding history, Paul Goldsmith says.

Kickboxing champ surprised to be role model

Earl-Jay Pehi says whānau support is key to his sporting success.

Up to speed with te reo: Stacey Morrison explores Māori concepts

In this episode we unravel some Māori concepts often mentioned in public settings.