Māori

Māori researchers are looking to remove 'inequities and inequalities' within the system for Māori suffering from cancer.

With summer coming to an end and the swift arrival of the colder months, Ngā Whetū o Ngahuru marks the end of the Māori year as we head into Matariki.

Described as “the complete player” and the “next Sonny Bill,” humble sports star Joseph ‘Joey’ Manu says he’s taking his stellar career one day at a time.

He warns the current approach is failing Māori and lacks the leadership needed to drive meaningful change.

An underground fashion week is redefining Aotearoa’s fashion industry, offering a platform for Pacific and Māori creatives to challenge the status quo.

Kua whakapuaki ngā tatau ki te whakaaturanga hou, ki Ko au, ko Ngāti Whātua, e hāngai atu ana ki ngā āhuatanga ā wairua, ā kiko hoki, o Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.

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Green Party MP Steven Able has visited Dean Wickliffe at Springhill Prison after allegations that the 77-year-old inmate was assaulted by guards at the Waikato corrections facility

Kua hauhake tētahi tikanga nō tāukiuki, hei whakamaumahara i te mate pukupuku ki waenga i te whānau

77-year-old man, one of the country's longest-serving prisoners, alleges he was assaulted by prison staff at Springhill Correctional Facility.

Public Works Amendment Bill (Prohibition of Compulsory Acquisition of Māori Land) voted down missed opportunity

Ko Te Matatini te kaupapa ka kite i ngā tino taera o te ao Māori

Mānia Hope (Ngaati Maahuta, Ngaati Te Ata) has been officially sworn in as a Family Court Associate Judge

Deacon Ben Pomare was welcomed home at Motutī Marae over the weekend as he prepares to embark on this new chapter.

The Māori economy is growing rapidly, with its asset base rising to $126 billion in 2023, according to MBIE's Te Ōhanga Māori report.

This is part of Milliken’s Reconciliation Through Design initiative, commited to amplifying indigenous voices in the design.

Ka tangihia tonuhia te taonga o te mate, ko Turipapa Tukere.

On the eighth day of oral submissions regarding the Treaty Principles Bill, the select committee heard from a series of influential figures opposing the bill.

Rawiri Wright, co-chair of Te Rūnanga Nui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori o Aotearoa expressed to the Justice select committee their views against Seymour’s argument on Māori privileges

The New Zealand Parliament is hosting a crucial day of oral submissions regarding the controversial Boot Camp Bill, aimed at addressing youth crime through rehabilitative programs.