Te Ao Māori

Whānau being moved off the main roll without consent is an attack on "our mana and our rights", Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says.

It comes as the government forges ahead with a law change.

A leading Māori studies academic says the education minister's decision is "a dangerous move".

Could the idea of a national hub for Māori news become a reality?

GP clinics will soon receive funding based on factors such as age, sex, rurality, socioeconomic deprivation and morbidity, but not ethnicity.

Primary principals say debate over a book for junior readers has come at a time when teachers are on high alert over threats to te reo Māori in schools.

The trust says it has no "exclusive seat at the table" when it comes to Crown-led water management.

The Education Ministry has said it won't reprint 'At the Marae' for kids because it includes a higher number of Māori words. Audio

Its creators say Māori must be among those putting tikanga in place and ushering in the digital side of te ao Māori.

The party has launched a petition after the Rongotai electorate was changed to Wellington Bays. Audio

A national hui in Taranaki brought all 15 boards together for the first time since their establishment in 2022.

Hundreds of people are expected to gather in Nelson on Saturday to celebrate 55 years of kapa haka in the region.

"Our members see this move as an act of white supremacy. It's an act of racism," says Te Akatea, the Māori Principals' Association. Audio

The partnership will have $100 million to invest.

"Some of our whānau say they've never had friendship from previous midwives ...That connection matters."

Iwi oppose its removal from an apartment complex due to its cultural significance.

The campaign asked people to vote no to Māori wards.

Iwi and boatie groups are united in their opposition of a commercial marina for 200-250 recreational boating vessels with 14 superyachts in Bay of Islands.