Heretaunga Marae Waakainga collected news stories and archive from around Aotearoa New Zealand.
Māori Television
Kirikiriroa has streets named after Pākehā who did great harm to Māori in the land wars.
Māori Television
The Solar Tsunami programme launched last weekend when Hoeta and others flew from Christchurch over the southern ocean towards Antarctica, to view the aurora...
Māori Television
For Jordyn Awatea it was songwriting that helped her heal from the loss of her pēpi. This week she released her first waiata, Te Ao Mārama named after her baby.
Māori Television
A Māori carver from Te Arawa and Ngāi Tūhoe is ensuring traditional Māori practices are kept alive on one of the world's biggest streaming platform known as...
Māori Television
The Pātaua iwi in Northland is resolute in maintaining its mana Māori, by occupying land under the control of the Department of Conservation.
Newshub
"I really can't see how coming home and having to put up a tent is OK anymore."
RNZ
A group working to protect mānuka honey in the global marketplace is holding a series of hui with Māori around the country.
RNZ
New research released today shows that 93 percent of Māori in Aotearoa experience racism every day, and even more - 96 percent - say racism is a problem for their whānau.
RNZ
Poutama's bid to have a court decision denying their iwi and hapū status recalled by the High Court has failed.
RNZ
There is no way a Taihape farm - which locals contest should never have been declared surplus land and put in the landbank for Treaty settlement - can be released, the Treaty Negotiations Minister says.
RNZ
The government needs to apologise for failing to ensure Māori have adequate housing, and ignoring the problem for so long, the Waitangi Tribunal has been told.
Māori Television
I was pretty amazed, I was really grateful as well because I'm in such an isolated area when it comes to sports, which is in Te Araroa on the East Coast," ...
Māori Television
Maori language strategy to help with pronouncing competitors' names and towns correctly in Waimarino Shear championships.
E-Tangata
“We define ourselves by the stories we choose to tell about ourselves. When we make films for our own people, it’s not just about the art of it, nor the business of it. We are testing the empowering potential of film.” — Tainui Stephens.
Māori Television
12 sites of cultural significance will be returned under the deal.
RNZ
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei have launched a new online resource about their Treaty settlement, on the anniversary of their tūpuna signing Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
RNZ
For the first time, well-known poems by famous poet Maya Angelou have been translated into te reo Māori and recited to celebrate wāhine and te reo rangatira.
RNZ
A Murupara leader says Māori voices are missing from the Water Services Bill, which aims to overhaul drinking water, wastewater and stormwater standards.
Māori Television
Tairāwhiti whānau are working together to empower each other in navigating takiwātanga and the health system.
Māori Television
Whānau receives $305,000 from the provincial development unit, to build a bridge across the Oparau river, giving access to its whenua.
Māori Television
Lack of skilled tutors for Maori and Pasifika trades training.
Māori Television
A Wellingtonian’s advice for Auckland opportunities.
Māori Television
Hirini Matunga says colonial statues "have no place in a modern state, grappling with its colonial past and its impacts on the present."
RNZ
A spokesperson for the group occupying disputed land at Shelly Bay in Wellington, says "watch this space" with regards to future legal action.
RNZ
A worker at one of Whakatāne's biggest employers has warned at least half of the 200 people being made redundant will struggle to find work.
