Heretaunga Marae Waakainga collected news stories and archive from around Aotearoa New Zealand.
Māori Television
Māori landscape architect Tama Whiting's fascination with indigenous, black and minority culture extends well into his career. Now he's taken that to the Big...
Māori Television
A new film co-produced by Māori filmmakers Chelsea Winstanley and Ainsley Gardiner is one of the first 12 official film selections at this years Toronto...
RNZ
Maniapoto is preparing final discussions on a vote for their Treaty of Waitangi settlement process.
Stuff
Te Rā o Pōmare, one of the biggest hui on the Taranaki Māori calendar, has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 scare in Wellington.
Stuff
A sculpture exhibition has reimagined the start of the first armed conflict over land after the Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Māori Television
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Māori Television
Instead of using traditional spray paint, artists Janine and Charles Williams used a new paint that cleans the air and is the equivalent of planting 182 trees.
Māori Television
'Māku anō e hanga tōku nei whare' - Tūkāroto Matutaera Pōtatau Te Wherowhero Tāwhiao, Kīngi Māori Tuarua.
Māori Television
Petition to end power poverty
Māori Television
Masterchef New Zealand winners Kasey and Kārena Bird have collaborated with Silver Fern Farms, to create a new lamb recipe with twists on tradition for this...
Māori Television
Calls for overhaul of the Accident Compensation Corporation Act following issues of bias toward women, Māori and Pasifika.
Māori Television
National leader Judith Collins has vowed that if not afforded the opportunity to speak at next year's Waitangi celebration, she will not attend.
Māori Television
Ngātiwai chair Aperahama Kerepeti- Edwards has taken offence at what his iwi calls a lack of consultation by the government Ngātiwai chair Aperahama Kerepeti...
Māori Television
Māori housing advocacy group Te Matapihi is meeting with Māori to provide guidance in developing their housing aspirations. The need for support is even...
Māori Television
Over the weekend Hunter Lee Kawana was one of six influential Māori speakers who shared their stories to inspire others at the RealTalk event in Nelson.
RNZ
The number of Māori attending and participating in the arts is far higher than the national average, according to new figures from Creative NZ.
RNZ
A big pot of money set aside to help whānau living in motels has failed to make it to many children in need. The Flexible Funding Programme was launched last year, and is often highlighted by the government as one way it is supporting children in emergency housing. Not a single dollar has been handed out in Te Tai Tokerau, and locals are demanding to know why. As well as that, just $4,000 had been spent for all of Auckland in the programme's first six months. Nita Blake-Persen reports.
RNZ
A Waikato iwi is asking the Hauraki District council to keep their word and decline an application by Waste Management to expand the Tirohia landfill site.
Māori Television
The next generation of inspiring speakers is already among us. The best young Māori orators of the Manawatū Horowhenua region took to the stage last Friday,...
Māori Television
Coaches praise the Māori influence on their teams.
Māori Television
Mana whenua push back on Dome Valley resource consent.
Māori Television
The book teaches whānau how to grow a contemporary māra and offers information about the maramataka Māori calendar to guide the best times for planting and...
Māori Television
The Harmonic Resonators have joined forces with Huria Marae to raise the roof this Matariki. In an effort to raise funds to replace the leaky roof of the...
Māori Television
The Māori Women's Welfare League is mourning one of its stalwarts and former presidents. Dame Georgina Kirby, an advocate and leader for wāhine Māori for...
Māori Television
It would take 100 years at the current pace, said Treaty Minister Andrew Little.
