Te Ao Māori

Marae staff were doubled in number to cater for about 9000 guests.

Principals and teachers have repeatedly told RNZ there have been noticeably fewer Māori words and Treaty references.

Te Mātāwai has appointed new co-chairs Brenda Soutar and Mātai Smith, putting te reo Māori revitalisation at the forefront.

Teachers and principals warn the government was erasing decades of progress.

South Wairarapa District Council has received more than 3500 submissions, with 80 percent opposed to the bylaw. Audio

A former social worker has been crowned the sandwich chain's top fan.

As thousands descend on Turangwaewae, the next generation of leaders reflect on their role in sustaining Kiingitanga traditions.

A study has found Māori and Pacific medical students going through a long-standing admissions programme are graduating at a higher rate than students in other faculties.

Cameron Luxton claims the Western Bay of Plenty District Council is campaigning on social media to keep its Māori ward.

Parliament's Westminster underpinnings sometimes jar against modern Kiwi sensibilities, especially with te ao Māori.

A school girls' first XV rugby team in Palmerston North is about to play for an unprecedented fourth national title in a row. Audio

"It's about power, who holds it and who gets to decide what justice looks like in this country," says Associate Professor Andrew Erueti.

Aotearoa's language journey was showcased as a "blueprint" for revitalisation at Canada's first-ever Indigenous Languages Summit.

But it will need to be reconsidered under an Amendment Bill progressing through Parliament.

Regional Development Minister Shane Jones has announced funding for horticulture growth in Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti.

The challenge is to find "the levers" to accelerate the rate of change, an advocate says.