John Boynton

Maori sportswomen led the way at the 27th Annual Maori Sports Award with Black Ferns star Portia Woodman claiming two major awards. It continued a strong streak of Maori sportswomen excelling on the… Audio

An Auckland iwi community housing project which uses a system of solar panels and batteries for energy has been recognised for its sustainability practice. Vector and Ngati Whatua Orakei teamed up on… Audio

Rob Ruha, Troy Kingi and Ria Hall have released new albums in the last month alone, and are proving that despite not always being visible in the mainstream market there's still a lucrative career for… Audio

The iwi is celebrating 20 years since signing the deed of settlement for their Treaty of Waitangi claim, with a sense of pride in how the iwi's has built a one billion dollar empire. Audio

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

To protect the ranges from the kauri dieback disease, Te Kawerau-a-Maki wants to stop people entering. Audio

Commemoration ceremonies were held this weekend for the first national day of remembrance for the New Zealand Wars. John Boynton from Te Manu Korihi headed to Te Awamutu where people recognised those… Audio

The tribe is one of 33 new iwi groups to be included in the 2018 New Zealand census. Audio

A lack of diversity in information technology is behind a move to encourage more Maori to step into the industry. The IT school, Enspiral Dev Academy is offering 42 web development scholarships for… Audio

A West Auckland art programme working with vulnerable youth suffered a setback last week after all their spray can supplies were stolen. Kakano Youth Arts Collective had just created the first in a… Audio

Say It Tika, a collaboration between Vodafone, Google and Te Taura Whiri O Te Reo Maori, is looking to correct the mis-pronounication of Maori place names. Audio

Rotorua locals say whoever is voted into government this weekend needs to address the fact so many families are struggling to put food on the table. Audio

Iwi and officials from across the country gathered yesterday to honour the one hundred year anniversary of the Maori Parliament. Audio

There are calls for more funding to be allocated to help grow te reo Māori use in Australia, where around 130,000 Māori now live. Audio

This past weekend in Maungapohatu, the mist lifted was lifted for the descendants of Rua Kenana after a statutory pardon was signed for the famed Tūhoe prophet. Audio

The Government appears unlikely to be swayed by a United Nations report calling on it to hold an independent inquiry into the abuse of children and adults with disabilities in state care from 1950 to… Audio

Auckland Transport is being challenged to use Te Reo Māori signage across its transport network. Independent Māori Statutory board chairman David Taipari says the organisation needs to prioritise the… Audio