The Kīngitanga has declared Tūrangawaewae Marae off limits to media for this year's Koroneihana hui..Read more

The Salvation Army wants action on providing housing for the elderly who are increasingly slipping into homelessness..Read more

Pare Hauraki negotiator Paul Majurey says Tauranga iwi offered money for the confederation to give up its request for a seat on the co-governance board that oversees the Tauranga Harbour catchment..Read more

Judges are looking for ways they can take account of the impact of brain and mental disability in rangatahi appearing in court..Read more

The Better Public Media Trust is warning that a member’s bill from National MP Melissa Lee is an attack on low-rating public media content and especially Māori content..Read more

Iwi leaders are looking for a direct relationship with the crown over water..Read more

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the issues raised by yesterday's teachers' strike highlights the challenges faced by the Government to deliver on its promises in areas like Māori language teaching..Read more

The Serious Fraud Office has charged the former corporate services manager of the Waitangi National Trust of defrauding it of about $1.2 million..Read more

Broadcaster turned MP Willie Jackson says he’s like to see supporters of free speech for Canadian right wingers and Hobson’s Pledge founder Don Brash stand up for Māori free speech..Read more

Police say a human skull discovered near by a fisherman near Salisbury Wharf in Mount Maunganui last week has been identified as a pre-European adult Māori man..Read more

Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey says continued agitation over the Pare Hauraki settlement fails to acknowledge the significant changes to it agreed between the iwi and Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Andrew Little before it was signed..Read more

Former Kiingitanga spokesperson Tukoroirangi Morgan has accused King Tuuheitia of being the puppet of his secretary Rangi Whakaruru..Read more

The ANZ Bank’s Māori business team says one of the hardest commercial decisions iwi face is whether to distribute or reinvest profits..Read more

In preparation for the warmer southern months ahead, Hawkes Bay Regional Council has turned back on an air curtain in Lake Waikopiro designed to address algal blooms and fish deaths in Lake Waikopiro and Lake Tutira..Read more

In August 2018, a number of hui are being held to update Ngāpuhi on discussions between representatives of Tūhoronuku Independent Mandated Authority and Te Kotahitanga o Nga Hapū o Ngāpuhi Taiwhenua..Read more

Māori housing, legal and financial experts have gathered in Auckland to discuss ways to finance Māori into homes..Read more

Traditional Māori breathing, preparing a pēpeha and learning how to listen are some of the exercises in a new online resource for schools to boost confidence and happiness in children..Read more

A Kaikohe Marae razed by fire in 2003 is being rebuilt with help from a new approach to marae grants..Read more

The lead negotiator for Ngāti Rangi says lots of preparation is essential before tribes sit down to negotiate with the crown..Read more

The head of Ngāti Paoa’s commercial arm says the iwi wants to know what it’s getting before it signs up to the Marutūāhu collective settlement..Read more

Long standing Waikato River Authority Co-chair Tukoroirangi Morgan says he intends to resign from the Authority at the end of his current term in November..Read more

Sharing stories with the world is proving a successful recipe for Māori tourism entrepreneurs around the motu..Read more

The Government today launched a new scheme for young people who have been on a benefit for six months or more..Read more

Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki has won approval from the Supreme Court to appeal its case for a monopoly on tourism activities on Motutapu Island..Read more

The Accident Compensation Corporation is defending a programme aimed at reducing sexual assaults among young people..Read more