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Supreme Award story praised for laying bare institutionalised racism.
Heretaunga Marae Waakainga collected news stories and archive from around Aotearoa New Zealand.
Māori Television
Supreme Award story praised for laying bare institutionalised racism.
Stuff
Associate Education Minister Kelvin Davis announces registrations open for 10,000 staff to upskill next year.
Stuff
The sliver of land given to Ngā Iwi o Te Reureu in return for their rohe was never going to be enough to sustain their whānau, the Waitangi Trubunal has heard.
RNZ
Award-winning singer Maisey Rika along with Te Rina and Erica Ransfield shared this waiata with us to mark the one year anniversary of te pahū o Whakaari.
Māori Television
Waka Ama champions think their sport would gain mana if it became an Olympic sport.
RNZ
Seven wāhine Māori from Raukawa have completed a 370km trek across the north island retracing the footsteps of their ancestor Māhinaarangi.
RNZ
Ngāi Tahu has written to Rio Tinto, seeking to "open a dialogue" over the impact the closure of the aluminium smelter will have on the community and the environment.
Māori Television
Mount Everest has seen many deaths but climbers still clamber to get there.
Māori Television
Tyla Harrison-Hunt says, “We are on one waka. At the moment we are just paddling in different directions."
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FORMER Gisborne Mayor Meng Foon is backing the campaign for an urgent law change to abolish “racist policy” which allows for the possibility of a referendum to countermand Gisborne District Council’s ...
RNZ
A hapū in Raglan has teamed up with Waikato Regional Council to help avoid utter devastation caused by possums on their whenua.
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Finalising te reo translations is a welcome development says Neill Atkinson, Chief Historian at Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage. “It has taken some time to get to this point, but we’ve taken due care to ensure the translations ...
RNZ
The government is rolling out a programme nationwide in an attempt to normalise te reo Māori within schools.
NZ Herald
"I walk in the shops and people think I'm a shopkeeper."
RNZ
Ngāti Awa has taken a massive financial hit since the closure of the White Island Tours, but helping the community heal from the tragedy remains its priority.
RNZ
Christchurch City Council has bought a site in the Banks Peninsula near Akaroa described as nationally significant and of immense importance to local Māori.
Māori Television
Beyond protecting the dignity of the dead, there are also considerations for the environment.
Māori Television
Their tupuna Māhinaarangi of Ngāti Kahungunu is renowned for having travelled, while heavily pregnant, more than 500 kilometres from her people’s lands in...
Māori Television
Taitokerau hapu Patuharakeke and Northland Regional and Whangarei District Councils signed new agreement under the Resource Management Act.
Stuff
Stuff's newspapers highlighted Pākehā sports achievement over Māori success, ignored traditional Māori sports and failed to take a stand against Māori exclusion from All Blacks tours to South Africa.
Māori Television
The winner of the supreme award was visual artist Robyn Kahukiwa.
Māori Television
But mainstream media say they are working hard to make sure they are not racist.
Māori Television
Ngāti Hine claims the Crown has exercised kāwanatanga in a way that has cut across the mana of Ngāti Hine.
Māori Television
After receiving his pūhoro, Silveira decided the time was right to embrace his mataora and represent the symbols of his ancestors.
Stuff
Stuff CEO Sinead Boucher denies internal investigation was an exercise in being 'woke' and stands by apology to Māori and all people of Aotearoa.
