Heretaunga Marae Waakainga collected news stories and archive from around Aotearoa New Zealand.
RNZ
A fallen 900-year-old Totara tree from the Wakamoekau Creek in Wairarapa will live on through whakairo, as work gets underway to build the region's first ever carving school.
RNZ
The settlement of Parihaka in Taranaki is being given $14 million to build a visitors centre to preserve its history of non-violence resistance.
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Indigenous voices on sustainability take global platform Māori philosopher Associate Professor Krushil Watene has been appointed to the Advisory Board of the 2020 UN Human Development Report alongside some of the world's leading economists and humanitarian thinkers.
Stuff
Left out of negotiations about their own heritage, a Waikato hapū started a campaign to demand change.
Stuff
Unlike Egypt's - which were built by tens of thousands of men over decades - these were formed by just one almighty being: Mother Nature.
Stuff
Two will be films, and one will be a thriller series about an obsessive Māori detective.
Stuff
Kaumātua says the days of silencing indigenous voices are over.
Stuff
OPINION: Young radicals see the connections between issues such as racism, economics, climate change and the justice system.
Stuff
OPINION: Statue debates, reinstating Māori place names, and more use of te reo Māori are all part of a major cultural shift.
Māori Television
Hundreds have gathered at Tirorangi marae today where the late Toni Waho lies in state.
Scientists are probing a spate of recent quakes at Taupo - but say it's not about to blow.
After 10 years of hard work, the Manawatu River's "shocking" water quality is on the way up.
Facebook Watch
Prisoners serving less than three-year sentences will be able to vote at this year’s general election. It comes as the Prisoner Voting Bill passed...
Māori Television
Defence Minister Ron Mark says the investment in Aotearoa totalling $493 million will be priceless in terms of the lives that she will save, priceless in...
RNZ
Toni Waho, an unwavering advocate for te reo Māori, died after he was swept down a river near Tangiwai in the Ruapehu district last night.
Māori Television
Rotorua iwi, council and hospital board leaders confronted politicians last night over the government's failure to communicate that it needed managed...
Māori Television
The delegation has told councillors the iwi is prepared to consider short-term measures for water supply, while the parties work together on long-term...
Māori Television
Te Puna Ora o Mataatua CEO Chris Tooley says 30% of whānau in the Whakatāne region have lost their jobs or now live on a decreased income.
Māori Television
A new astronomy wānanga (school of learning) will hand down ancient knowledge of the stars
Māori Television
A long awaited iwi housing project in Waitara has been given consent to go ahead.
Newsroom
Crown options for Māori media have a colonial “feel and smell” to them, writes the University of Auckland's Dr Claire Charters.
RNZ
Māori academics are questioning how a government-funded research body selected five projects that met with its goal of promoting Māori knowledge, yet none of them are led by tangata whenua.
Māori Television
Katuku Island is an indigenous 3D gaming platform that was recently launched.
Māori Television
A commercial marina is expected to go ahead after a court case trying to stop it failed.
A Māori game developer believes her online survival game could be a world first.
