Ngāti Kahungunu

Ngāti Kahungunu has hit out against the scrapping of free doctor visits for Māori and Pacific youth in Hawke’s Bay.

Despite challenges and delays to repair projects in Wairoa, Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa are working tirelessly to get whānau home.

Thousands gathered in Hastings for Toitū Te Reo, a first of its kind Māori language festival.

The by-election was triggered by the resignation of Melaina Huaki in May.

Organised and facilitated by Dr Jeremy Tātere MacLeod, the Toitū Te Reo festival will attract thousands under one common cause.

Over the weekend Te Pōkaitara welcomed the next intake of students, among them is a respected whānau.

Veteran journalist and friend Julian Wilcox recalls a man who fought harder than the best and loved everyone in his life.

Norm’s life was akin to a game of two halves, with a streak of alcohol abuse transforming him into a man who put the wellbeing of others at the core of who he was.

Te Pōkaitara is an academy of excellence for Māori language and customs within Ngāti Kahungunu.

Ki Ōmāhu Marae, i Heretaunga whakaeke atu ai ko ngā iwi o te motu mō te Hui Taumata nā Ngāti Kahungunu i karanga hei whakakotahi anō i te Māori i roto i ngā tāiro a te kāwanatanga.