Stories by John Boynton

MPs are being questioned about how euthanasia fits in with their Māori values, as a bill legalising euthanasia makes its way through parliament. Audio

There are calls for more to be done to save tōtara trees in the Raukumara Conservation Park from being destroyed by pests. Audio

A Māori business collective will work with scientists to develop a diabetic friendly snack food for export to China.

Kaiaua residents and business owners are counting the cost of the latest damage from flooding to hit the community.

An Auckland researcher has been given an international scholarship to investigate how United Nations guidelines on indigenous rights can be applied to New Zealand law.

Niwa researchers are set to explore the viability of climate-resilient, high value crops for the East Coast settlement of Omaio.

Holidaymakers travelling around the South Island or Te Waipounamu this summer will be able to map their journey using a Māori atlas developed by Ngāi Tahu.

Two Auckland iwi have reached an agreement to work together around issues of overlapping treaty claims.

An Auckland marae that took in homeless people has opened its doors once again to the community for its first Christmas at the Paa event.

Māori sportswomen led the way at the 27th Annual Māori Sports Awards with Black Ferns star Portia Woodman claiming two major awards.

In today's ever changing music landscape, a surge of Māori artists are making their mark in the music world.

Analysis - As Treaty claims continue, it's important to reflect on the successful landmark settlements of the past.

Ngāi Tahu whanau from across the country and abroad descended upon Tuahiwi Marae near Christchurch for the iwi's biennial hui-ā-iwi celebrations.

The Murupapa community is hoping an iwi-supported proposal to build the country's biggest water bottling plant could revitalise the once-thriving regional town.

A Waikato University professor has helped develop a global guideline for researchers using health data, saying such data has often been used by colonial states against indigenous groups in the past.

Leading Māori researchers are gathering today for a symposium which showcases the University of Otago's latest Māori academic research.

Tūhoe is in the midst of developing a 40 year housing plan for their iwi - which could include communal village style housing built on ancestral land.

The office that will speak on behalf of the Whanganui River, which was granted the legal status of a person this year, has been inaugurated in a ceremony this morning.

Commemoration ceremonies around the country have been held for the first day of remembrance (Rā Maumahara) for the New Zealand wars.

A Māori attorney from Turangi has tested her knowledge of US federal Indian law and is now qualified to represent tribal clients in California.

Senior Māori MPs have secured nearly 20 ministerial portfolios and a number of associates as part of the new Labour-led government.

The first ever day of commemoration of the New Zealand wars is sparking renewed interest in the battles.

Organisers hope a lack of wi-fi at the hui venue will be a change for the younger generation of weavers to slow down and listen.

The pressure is on for all Māori MPs in the new government to deliver changes that were promised during their election campaign.