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Dr Maria Bargh speaks to us about the online paper they are now offering through Te Herenga Waka University
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Dr Maria Bargh speaks to us about the online paper they are now offering through Te Herenga Waka University
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Does tikanga have a place in New Zealand law?
A collection of farmers are helping communities Meat the Need.
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'Let's work together to ensure history doesn't repeat.'
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Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa pouwhakahaere Hemi Sundgren is leaving the iwi organisation after six years of service through its crucial establishment period.
Media Release: Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust (TST) is pleased to announce the three recipients of its annual $10,000 Science, Technology, Engineering...
A proposed showcase for Tai Tokerau Māori arts, culture and heritage has got a boost as part of a $26 million injection into Whangārei from the...
An 'ahu 'ula (feather cloak) and mahiole (feather helmet) gifted to Captain Cook in 1779 by Hawaiian rangatira Kalani'ōpu'u have been...
Māori employment advocacy group Tokona Te Raki wants to see big shifts in the Māori Workforce post COVID-19.
Renwick school principal Simon Heath and Blenheim accountant Rebecca Mason have been appointed to the board of the South island whanau ora commissioning...
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Jessica Petrie has found her dream job as a functional family therapist after studying a Bachelor of Social Work.
A Māori land incorporation that owns almost 3000 hectares of land surrounding Rotorua has signed a memorandum with state housing agency Kainga Ora.
A cannabis law reform advocacy group homes a new summary of the evidence by the Prime Minister’s chief science advisor will help people vote yes in...
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Josh Kirkley, of Ngāi Tahu, and Olive Karena-Lockyer, of Te Aupouri and Ngāti Raukawa, are running a series of interactive Matariki shows at Stardome.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua is calling for opponents of a planned mega-landfill in Dome Valley to hikoi up Queen St on July 17, Friday week.
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It would appear New Zealand is not as clean and green as it appears, and central government is stepping in, with a $761 million investment.
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FOMA chair Traci Houpapa says that despite a great year for business, that the next two years will be difficult for Māori commerce.
Opinion: The Team of Five Million must learn from Covid and now open its eyes to the value of lives of Māori, Pasifika and People of Colour, writes Karamia Müller.
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New fitness program in Ōpōtiki aims at using mātauranga Māori for people exercising in their own homes.
Irrigation New Zealand says Māori agribusiness will benefit significantly if the support for water storage is included in the Government’s...
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OPINION: In the same week, a property landlord asked if Work and Income would be paying for my rent.
A Te Arawa entrepreneur hopes his new online platform can be Māoridom's answer to Airbnb
It’s just over a week since the official launch of the Miro-Meihana Koata Blueberry Farm at Te Teko, the largest blueberry orchard in Aotearoa -...
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Gisborne District Council is urgently investigating an old council landfill site where piles of rubbish have been exposed.
Media Chairman of the Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust, Marama Royal, says this an opportunity for
