Former Whānau Ora Minister Dame Tariana Turia has endorsed the final report from the review panel into the integrated service delivery model..Read more

The Broadcasting Standards Authority has rejected a complaint from New Zealand Māori Council chair Sir Taihakurei Durie and his wife Donna Hall against a Māori Television news story..Read more

The South Island whānau ora commissioning agency says the report of the Whānau Ora Review Panel should be a wake up call for mainstream agencies..Read more

The chair of Ngāti Kahungunu says linking culture and commerce is a better way to maintain relations with China that the current Government approach..Read more

A leading identity in iwi radio believes the bureaucrats are lagging behind Māori providers and need to change their ideas about what Māori media is and can do..Read more

East Coast kapa haka Te Pariha o Hikurangi had a frantic morning after their bus didn't arrive to take them to their Te Matatini slot..Read more

Mainstream government agencies have come under fire for their unwillingness to engage with Whānau Ora..Read more

The author of an open letter calling for an inquiry into Pharmac says the drug buying agency’s arguments for not funding a range of breast cancer drugs has fallen apart..Read more

Foreign Minister Winston Peters is describing stories about worsening relations between New Zealand and China as a media beat up..Read more

Māori are being encouraged to think about how they manage the stages towards the end of life, including protecting those aspects of being Māori that are important to them..Read more

The Whānau Ora Review Report is finally out and it finds the integrated service approach is working well for Māori and Pacific families..Read more

Royal New Zealand Artillery personnel who served in the Battles of Coral and Balmoral in Vietnam in 1968 will be awarded the Australian Unit Citation for Gallantry..Read more

Mana whenua of Te Whanganui a Tara have welcomed the thousands of performers and supporters for the biennial national kapa haka competition..Read more

The Government is moving to rein in the home early childhood care sector, requiring home-based educators to become qualified..Read more

Among the manuhiri welcomed to Te Matatini this morning was a roopu that had biked from Rotorua to Wellington with a message for the kapa haka..Read more

An expert in Māori entrepreneurship has been chosen as this year’s Fulbright-Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga Scholar to study in the United States..Read more

Up to 5000 Te Matatini performers and supporters are expected at today’s powhiri at Waitangi Park on Wellington’s waterfront..Read more

An academic who runs creative writing courses for woman in prison says seeing Māori in terms of violence and terrorism is an unhealthy mindset for people working in Corrections..Read more

The negotiator for Ngāti Paoa says he signed the Hauraki Collective deed of settlement because the waka needs to keep moving forward..Read more

Whangārei hapū are looking at where they are going in the wake of their rejection of a unified settlement for Ngāpuhi..Read more

The stage is built, the marae are booked, the kai has been gathered and Wellington iwi are preparing to welcome competitors and supporters for Te Matatini 2019..Read more

Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones says a $19 million investment into predator control is a chance for hapū to put into action their rhetoric around kaitiakitanga..Read more

New Plymouth District Council has cancelled an extraordinary meeting to remove councillor Murray Chong as chair of its aged and accessibility issues working party after Mr Chong voluntarily quit the role..Read more

A fall in infant mortality for Māori has brought some of the lowest-ever infant mortality rates for New Zealand’s total and Māori populations..Read more

Biosecurity has opened a third one-month consultation round on a new national plan for dealing with kauri dieback..Read more