Te Ao Māori

Several Ngāruahine hapū will be in the Court of Appeal with Greenpeace on Tuesday to seek tighter controls on a wind-powered hydrogen plant in South Taranaki.

Elite sports people are leading the way with their use in public of te reo Māori and Pacific languages, Dion Enari and Sierra Keung write.

Māori place names are being added to new road signs in Hastings.

Māori Ministers and leaders from across Māoridom on Friday met to discuss the Budget over breakfast.

The first stage of the Tribunal's inquiry into housing policy and services from 2009 to 2021 has been completed.

The government is investing $34 million over two years in Te Matatini, up from $2.9 million per year.

The principal of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ngā Mokopuna says it will be interesting to see how the already announced 300 new classrooms will benefit Kura Kaupapa Māori.

Whale jawbones held in safekeeping before being delivered to one iwi without telling another, was a breach of the Treaty of Waitangi, a High Court decision has ruled.

A new partnership between Stats NZ and Wairoa post-settlement trust Tātau Tātau will help make data more accessible for whānau Māori.

The report identified racism and discrimination, social media, whānau wellbeing and uncertainty about the future as the main factors affecting the wellbeing of young people. Audio

The Te Pāti Māori co-leader would not be drawn on whether the party would prefer to be part of a coalition government or not following the general election. Audio

A whānau-centered programme has had a positive effect in reducing child poverty among Māori, according to two reports.

New Plymouth councillors say they are the meat in the sandwich as they puzzle how to deal with a dispute between two iwi.

The path towards the rising of Matariki has been laid at an event in Takapō (Lake Tekapo) on Thursday.

A month long rāhui has been placed over Abbey Caves, where a Whangārei boy's High School student died in a caving incident on Tuesday.

They say Luxon's ability to vote in multiple regions in local elections undermines his "one person, one vote" philosophy; he says he would "possibly" look to repeal that.

The figure is part of a damning report into breast screening that calls the system racist.

An East Coast sports club wanting to renew its lease on land it shares with a Māori burial site has sparked frustration from pockets of the community who call it a desecration.

Kaiako say an increase in pay for teachers at kōhanga reo has been a long time coming, but there is still plenty to be done.