Labour is promising to tackle rheumatic fever by a combination of health and housing policies..Read more

The Māori Party wants to increase by tenfold the grant for Te Matatini, the Māori performing arts competition..Read more

Incumbent Labour MP Tamati Coffey looks to have a comfortable lead in Waiāriki, with a Curia-Māori Television poll of 500 people giving him 38 per cent support compared with 26 per cent for the Māori Party’s Rawiri Waititi..Read more

The co-founder of a procurement service for Māori and Pasifika firms says New Zealand is a late adopter in giving minority businesses a chance to participate in big-spending projects..Read more

The author of a new children's book says it's the product of her own spiritual journey..Read more

The opening of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa’s new Ngāmotu campus in New Plymouth was an opportunity for chief executive Te Ururoa Flavell to revisit his past..Read more

Money is starting to flow from the $50 million Māori Trades and Training Fund, with just over $2 million going to Ngāti Kahungunu’s K3 Development Limited Partnership..Read more

A Māori land development advocate says Labour’s proposed $200 million Regional Strategic Partnership Fund will be more of a hindrance than a help..Read more

A senior Māori advisor to the new mega-polytechic says equity for Māori is one of its main goals..Read more

Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta looks to have an unbreakable grip on her Hauraki-Waikato seat, with a Māori Television-Curia poll finding the Māori Development Minister has the support of 61 percent of likely voters..Read more

National’s East Coast candidate is sounding the alarm on the cannabis referendum..Read more

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says his party has delivered for Māori..Read more

The Child Poverty Action Group says the end of the winter energy payment highlights how the Government missed an opportunity for welfare reform during the COVID pandemic..Read more

National’s East Coast candidate says she’s not concerned about a poll showing her losing a seat the party has held for 15 years..Read more

Toni Kerr, Ngāti Raukawa ki Te Tonga and Ngāti Tūwharetoa, has been appointed to the Raukawa ki te Tonga AHC Limited (AHC) Board as a non-executive Director..Read more

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters says Simon Bridges isn't credible in his attack on the Government over gang recruitment..Read more

The Waikato-based Mongrel Mob Kingdom is accusing National Party leader Simon Bridges of dog whistle politics in his latest attack on gangs..Read more

Mr Heremaia, who is of Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Tarawhai and Ngāti Pikiao descent was until recently the general manager of iwi fisheries organisation Te Kotahitanga o Te Arawa and is a previous trust board trustee..Read more

Raranga teacher Jenny Firmin from Whanganui says teaching whānau how to weave rather than doing it for them creates opportunities for them to think about how they are preparing to welcome their new pēpi into the world..Read more

Māori tobacco control advocate hopes a new research programme will give Māori communities the tools they need to become smokefree..Read more

Ngāti Haua and Ngāti Koroki Kahukura have blessed the site of a new sculpture marking the last major military engagement by New Zealand troops in World War One..Read more

The story of the first school in Aotearoa forms the basis of two new learning resources launched this week at the University of Auckland’s Epsom Campus..Read more

Courageous leadership is the theme of Māori health workforce development organisation Te Rau Matatini's annual Toitū Hauora conference at Te Papa in Wellington this week..Read more

Auckland mayor Phil Goff has defended the Auckland Māori Statutory Board from an attack by mayoral candidate John Tamihere..Read more

Bouts of heavy rain are not dampening the spirits of about 150 marchers on a hīkoi from Ihumātao to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Mount Albert constituency office..Read more