Te Aniwa Hurihanganui
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Food caravan serves up fish and chips, with a side of te reo
There's never been a food caravan quite like it - the owners of a fish and chip shop in Christchurch who offered free te reo Māori classes at their restaurant last year are taking their lessons on the road. → Read More
Te Matatini kai: Whitebait and pāua feed throngs of kapa haka fans
It's not just kapa haka drawing crowds to Te Matatini: a special delicacy has got people at the world's biggest kapa haka festival especially excited. → Read More
Te Matatini fest kicks off with pōwhiri on Wellington's waterfront
About 5000 came out to the Wellington waterfront for the pōwhiri of the biggest kapa haka competition in the country, Te Matatini. → Read More
Wild West Festival activities 'further entrench racist stereotypes'
Organisers of the Waimamaku Wild West Festival in the Far North have apologised for promoting the event using people dressed as cowboys and pretending to shoot Native Americans. → Read More
Women's rugby still facing challenges to get equal recognition
Women's rugby is still living in the shadows at a grass roots level, despite the Black Ferns' successes on the world stage. → Read More
NZ Law Society elects first woman of Pacific descent as president
The New Zealand Law Society has elected its first ever president of Pacific Island descent, and its youngest. → Read More
Māori media set for 'sector shift'
The Māori media sector is set to be reviewed for the first time since 1998. → Read More
Police reject claims of bias in pursuits
Police deny bias is largely to blame for the high number of Māori involved in police pursuits. → Read More
Wellington turns out for Te wiki o te reo Māori
Te wiki o te reo Māori has begun and Wellington central has been transformed. → Read More
Closure of Māori radio station 'unimaginable'
The longest-standing Māori radio station in the country could go off-air within weeks if it can't secure funding. → Read More
Plan to scrap Māori and Indigenous faculty labelled 'white-streaming'
Students and staff at the University of Waikato are disappointed with a proposal to scrap the Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies, with one professor calling it a "white-streaming" of Māori issues. → Read More
Angry scenes as Hauraki iwi arrive for settlement signing
Angry and emotional scenes have erupted outside Parliament as Hauraki iwi arrived to sign their treaty settlement. → Read More
Govt seeks advice on how to get more teachers using te reo Māori at school
The government is seeking advice from Māori language experts as to how to get more teachers speaking te reo. → Read More
Quit campaign, wahakura aim to curb Māori SUDI rates
Hutt Valley Hospital and Kōkiri Marae in Lower Hutt are taking a stand to stop babies dying, with figures showing 39 percent of Māori mothers smoke during pregnancy. → Read More
Te Mata Peak 'massacred' in the eyes of locals
People stormed out of an emergency hui at Waipatu Marae in Hastings today in protest at plans to build an alternative track on Te Mata Peak. → Read More
Emergency department admission spikes lead to winter worries
Medical staff at emergency departments around the country have been stretched to their limits after record-high patient admissions over the summer. → Read More
Voice artist refuses to pronounce the 'white' way
A voice artist for advertising agency NZME has refused to voice a client's script after they requested that the place name, Waimate, be pronounced the 'white way'. → Read More
Iwi radio stations: 'Don't forget about us'
The 12 iwi radio stations that make up the Māori Radio Network say current government funding is only enough to get by, but not enough to thrive. → Read More
Iwi leaders unanimously oppose seismic testing
Iwi leaders at a national hui have unanimously opposed the continuation of seismic testing and oil exploration in New Zealand waters. → Read More
Iron Māori inspires 'I can do it' attitude
About 2000 people, including a mother of three with a newborn, are competing in an Iron Māori event today in Napier. → Read More