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Mahuta hopes Māori progress won’t be reversed

Ousted Labour MP hopes Māori progress won’t go backwards

The road ahead: What Northland's leaders want to see from our new MPs

The preliminary results are out, and Northland's leaders have reacted.

Meka Whaitiri concedes she's out of Parliament as a new political star rises

Tangaere-Manuel, from the small township of Rangitukia, is a political bolt from the red.

Who is Tamatha Paul? The young wahine Māori who turned Wellington green

The 26-year-old says she's overwhelmed by the historic victory.

1 Drop Nation’s new album pays homage to music scene struggles

Christchurch group's new album includes official One New Zealand Warriors anthem.

Te Wānanga ō Aotearoa shows off restored building after flood damage

The Māngere office was one of many buildings destroyed by the floods

First national Māori women’s cricket tournament begins

An historical moment for Māori wāhine in cricket who are hoping to grow the sport.

'We feel hopeful that we’re now closer to a resolution': Nelson Tenths trial on home straight

Legal teams in Nelson Tenths case welcomed to region with pōwhiri at Te Āwhina Marae.

‘Killing a piece of us': Housing development on indigenous burial site

"It’s no different from what they’ve been doing to us over the past 250 years."

Giggles owner a Māori Businesswomen Awards finalist

Shona Ua-Marsh's entrepreneurial journey was sparked by a desire to address need.

Raecene McGregor selected to co-captain fresh Kiwi Ferns squad

Kiwi Ferns announce co-captains for clash against the Australian Jillaroos.

More than a third of the Wainuiomata population is of Māori or Pacific whakapapa

Suburb 'on the uplift, and it is an attractive place to live, work, and play'.

Ngāti Paoa gets green light for Caulerpa removal around Waiheke

Ngāti Paoa will use suction dredging to safeguard the island's marine environment.

Iwi and council seek help from nature for flooding

The project will look at how to reduce the effects of flooding in the Waitōtara catchment.

Experts plead with political parties to give Te Aka Whai Ora a chance

Health experts call for National-Act rethink over Māori Health Authority.

Fireworks threat means maunga will close overnight

Maunga will close evenings during Guy Fawkes period to prevent damage.

Australia votes on Voice referendum on Saturday

PM pushing for 'yes' vote, but many signal they are in 'no' camp.

Lily Carrington driven into politics by her deep passion to care for all animals

Animals Justice Party has 17 candidates in general election.