Te Ao Māori
News and perspectives for and about tangata whenua in Aotearoa
'Standing next to you': Gisborne council's stance against Treaty Bill
Gisborne District Council opposes the Treaty Principles Bill, citing a lack of tangata whenua input.
ECan speaks out against Treaty Principles Bill
Canterbury's regional council has added its voice to opposition to the bill.
Mokotron on music's role in decolonisation
Mokotron is a Ngati Hine music producer based in Tamaki Auckland, who is part of a Maori electronic music scene that has become a creative force. The man behind Mokotron is Tiopira McDowell - by day a… Audio
Tough justice: How to drown a select committee
The House - In its first year, this Parliament has sent about six new laws to each select committee. But the Justice Committee has received 26. Why?
Te Arawhiti confirms axing of 49 roles
The agency's interim chief executive says 28 of the roles are already vacant.
Māori leaders ask King Charles to intervene over 'attack' on Te Tiriti
Hundreds have signed an open letter asking the King to step in over the government's policies relating to Māori.
Iwi leader 'cuts out middle man' with open letter to King Charles III
He said Charles is a direct descendant of Queen Victoria - the reigning monarch at the time the treaty was signed - and had the mana to intervene.
More than 1500 students attend Wiki Hā in Christchurch
More than 1500 students from kura across the country are in Christchurch this week for a celebration of sport and te reo. Māori Issues Reporter Pokere Paewai went along. Audio
Whitianga
At different times, three ocean voyagers sailed into the Coromandel peninsula. Their names were Kupe, Hei and Cook. Each left a legacy of place names in this area, Justine is in Whitianga. Audio
Iwi-owned seafood processing factory opens in Porirua
The Wellington Kaimoana Hub will process seafood products like snapper, blue cod and crayfish for international markets.
Gang member hopes bread business will inspire grandkids
Vonz Kaukau, a Mongrel Mob member of 27 years, has gone from living in his car to running a flourishing rēwana bread business. Audio
Taranaki council quashes Treaty talk despite Seymour's debate call
Taranaki councillors have shut down a discussion on the Treaty Principles Bill, despite the legislation's cheerleader wanting everyone to read and debate it.
Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 11 December 2024
On today's episode, Labour Leader Chris Hipkins is sceptical any option to replace the inter-island ferries will end up costing less than his government's iRex project, Parliament has rushed through… Audio
Logging workers unable to eat due to nauseating odours from worm farm
"The objectionable nature of these odours ranges from very unpleasant to nauseating and unbearable, " one submitter to a hearing says.
Kaitiaki hits out at government silence on caulerpa management
It comes after surveillance by a hapū revealed more than two dozen boats were illegally anchored in the Bay of Islands caulerpa ban area between August and October.
Auckland kid grows to lead Taranaki-Whanganui iwi
A descendant of Ngaa Rauru Kiitahi born and raised in Auckland is the new tumu whakarae to lead the board of the iwi agency Te Kaahui o Rauru.
Janet Taiatini: Supporting Māori to give birth their own way
It's awesome that midwives now learn about indigenous practices but we need more Māori and Pacific trainees to meet the rising demand for culturally specific birthcare, says Taiatini. Audio
In photos: Hineraumati Parade sweeps through Kāeo
Santa was still in attendance, but Hineraumati - the summer maiden of Māori lore - took centre stage.
NZ's oldest uni marae reawakened after years-long closure
The marae will again provide "shelter and warmth" to students, as it has done for nearly four decades.
Dame Whina Cooper's legacy celebrated through mokopuna's clothing collection
The collection is intended to reflect Dame Whina's values of kotahitanga, resilience and mana.