Elders from Te Kawerau a Maki and Te Akitai have asked the group occupying farmland at Ihumātao to leave..Read more

Māori Television has admitted a story it ran in 2015 about New Zealand Māori Council chair Sir Edward Durie and his wife Donna Hall was false, and it has apologised to the couple..Read more

There was hula and haka at Aotea Square last night as Aucklanders turned out in solidarity with native Hawaiians trying to stop a giant telescope being built on top of a scared mountain..Read more

The Maaori king Tuuheitia Potatau Te Wherowhero VII,and Waikato Tainui elders have blessed the site of the second hotel for the Iwi at Auckland International Airport..Read more

Hutt Valley District Heath Board wants to achieve health equity for Māori within nine years..Read more

Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis says a whole government approach is needed to address the flow of deportees from across the Tasman..Read more

Ngāti Kahungunu is again celebrating the people contributing to the revival of te reo Māori in its rohe..Read more

A Māori academic who attended last week's protests against the construction of a giant telescope on Hawaii says the steadfastness of the Hawaiian elders brought her to tears..Read more

The New Zealand Union of Students' Association has backed the reform of vocational education..Read more

District Māori councils and Māori wardens have reached agreements about developing structures to give the voluntary force more autonomy..Read more

An Adelaide-based migration consultant says New Zealanders and their families are living in fear because of the way Australia is enforcing its visa policies..Read more

Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Andrew Little had his best poker face on while talking to various Ngāpuhi factions over the past few days..Read more

The first study of New Zealand child protection encounters by ethnicity has found Māori children are almost four times more likely than those of European descent to be placed in care..Read more

A long running battle over occupation of a northern Hawkes Bay Māori land block had a sequel in court yesterday..Read more

MedSafe is holding information sessions on proposals for The Medicinal Cannabis Scheme over the next fortnight, including sessions for Māori who want to enter the industry..Read more

A Hamilton eatery is encourage customers to order their coffee and food in te reo Māori..Read more

Te Puni Kōkiri chief executive Michelle Hippolite says a $2.4 million investment in Kaingaroa Village should lead to a healthier and more resilient community..Read more

The vaccination rate for Māori babies is dropping, despite an extensive campaign over recent years..Read more

Rangatahi in the Bay of Plenty could get a fast track into the trades thanks to a $1.6 million grant Tauranga-based company TradeUp's Pathways to Trades programme..Read more

Climate Justice Taranaki says the presence of a giant drill rig off the Taranaki coast in the middle of a climate crisis is an outrage..Read more

The head of the South Island Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency says government agencies need to develop some courage and start using whānau ora as a delivery mechanism to meet their objectives..Read more

The Waitangi Tribunal has turned down applications for an urgent hearing into settlement negotiations over a claim to Aotea-Great Barrier..Read more

A new study has found the rate of rheumatic fever in Northland was worse than previously reported because the Ministry of health only counted hospitalisations of first episodes of acute rheumatic fever or rheumatic heart disease..Read more

University of Otago researchers are looking for 20 Māori with experience of eating disorders..Read more

The One Billion Trees Fund has teamed up with the University of Canterbury to fund a restoration ambassador who will provide impartial, expert advice to farmers, community groups and iwi to help them restore native biodiversity..Read more