Seafood company Moana New Zealand has reported a net profit after tax of $21.4 million for the year ended 30 September 2018..Read more

The chair of a Waitara hapū says uri now have a chance to start building a future for their grandchildren..Read more

There’s a sense of hope and optimism in Te Whānau ā Apanui with the news the provincial growth fund is stumping up $780,000 to investigate water storage and irrigation prospects for up to 640ha of land at Raukokore..Read more

It’s a gold medal day for Ōpōtiki and the eastern Bay of Plenty as Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones spreads some pūtea from the provincial growth fund..Read more

A hui in the Gisborne suburb of Kaiti tomorrow will reveal more details about the proposed reopening of St Stephen’s College in 2020 and assess interest in whānau sending their tamariki there..Read more

Parliament has passed treaty settlement legislation for Ngāti Tūwharetoa, acknowledging the economic marginalisation suffered by the central North Island iwi..Read more

An important pounamu hei tiki will be displayed in its home province for the first time in more than a decade when the exhibition Kura Pounamu: Our Treasured Stone, at Canterbury Museum tomorrow..Read more

A Waitara hapū is putting a brave face on a new law that ends forever the dream of restoring all the tribal estate..Read more

A long running row over a cycle track on Te Mata Peak has given Hawke’s Bay locals a greater appreciation of how Ngāti Kahungunu views its sacred maunga..Read more

The late Hiwi Tauroa is being remembered as someone who tried to find middle ground even when the odds were against him..Read more

Māori public health organisation Hāpai te Hauora is keen to work with the government on campaigns to discourage young people from taking up vaping..Read more

A supporter of the ban on uniformed police at the Auckland Pride march is rejecting criticism from Manurewa MP Louisa Wall their protest is counterproductive..Read more

The Māori Land Court has ordered the two bodies contesting control of Ngāti Paoa into mediation over merging their membership rolls and deciding who should represent the tribe in Resource Management Act and local government matters..Read more

The new head of Māori horticulture company Miro says the days of Māori leasing their land to the neighbouring farmer are over..Read more

A third one-hour strike by general practitioners working for Ngāti Toa owned ORA Toi PHO will go ahead tomorrow after the company refused to budge on their call for dentists to be included in the collective agreement..Read more

A plan to built six kaumātua flats at Papakura Marae has got a boost from a new $15 million Māori Housing Fund..Read more

National’s education spokesperson says her second language bill will boost the number of schools teaching te reo Māori..Read more

Māori landowners are set to benefit from changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme..Read more

The Māori Party is on the hunt for a new vice president tāne after Bentham Ohia quit after just a month in the role to take up a public service position..Read more

A big night last night for the South Auckland Māori Wardens at the Manukau Events Centre ... not trouble, but a chance to celebrate their achievements..Read more

Labour MP Willie Jackson says the debate over medical marijuana has made him more ready to consider arguments to decriminalise the drug..Read more

Māori public health body Hāpai Te Hauora is praising a report into family violence for acknowledging historic trauma..Read more

One of the contributors to a new set of guidelines for people researching rongoā Māori says it's a mistake to try to merge Māori and western methodology..Read more

Papakura Marae today started its distribution of Christmas parcels on behalf of the Auckland City Mission..Read more

Hiwi Tauroa is being remembered as a quiet leader who made a significant contribution to New Zealand life..Read more