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Urewera raid pair Tame Iti and Rangikaiwhiria Kemara seek pardon
It is 10 years since Tame Iti and Rangikaiwhiria Kemara were sent to prison on firearms convictions after the 2007 Tūhoe raids, and both men now want to pursue a royal prerogative of mercy. → Read More
Waiheke Islanders at odds over Māori place name
A proposal to change the name of Waiheke Island's Ōmiha Bay to Rocky Bay has riled up locals. → Read More
Alien Weaponry: A history lesson with added headbanging
A thrash-metal band from Northland's Waipu are using their haka and te reo skills to teach a history lesson from the stage. → Read More
Changes proposed to Marmaduke Nixon monument
A South Auckland monument commemorating the colonial-era commander who led the 1864 Rangiaōwhia invasion may be in for a history makeover. → Read More
Precious Māori prayer book dusted off for NZ Wars commemorations
Ahead of the first official commemorations of the New Zealand Wars, a 180-year-old Māori prayer book offers a glimpse of an infamous battle. → Read More
Call to boycott Seven Sharp sponsor over Hosking's comments
The Māori Party is targeting the show's main sponsor, ASB, after its co-host's misleading comments about voting for the party. → Read More
Hauraki-Waikato voters weigh their options
Voters in the electorate face a choice between two cousins: Labour incumbent Nanaia Mahuta and the Māori Party's Rahui Papa. → Read More
Awataha Marae rejects 'substandard' housings claim
Local Māori say they have been fighting for generations to access the marae where Labour's international interns had been housed. → Read More
Traditional artwork sold during trip of a lifetime gone sour
A group of grandmothers had to sell the artworks they'd travelled to London to display, after a cabinet minister's sister broke her promise to pay their bills, they say. → Read More
Māori smoothie brand to be sold overseas
A Māori smoothie marketed as Whai Ora, or wellness, will be sold in four Asian countries after a deal was struck this week in Malaysia. → Read More
Warming up flood-struck whānau with kindness
Hunters and butchers from around Bay of Plenty are working together to help families left homeless by the devastating flooding in Edgecumbe. → Read More
Edgecumbe floods: 'We've only been in our house a week'
A retired couple had been in their Edgecumbe dream home for just a week, after 10 years of working and saving in Western Australia's mines, when the flood hit. → Read More
Royal tangi for Māori King's 'inspirational' sister begins
Throughout the night, Auckland-based Waikato Tainui members sat with Tomairangi Paki and remembered her life achievements. → Read More
Māori King backs Rahui Papa for Hauraki-Waikato
In a huge insult to Labour Party MP Nanaia Mahuta, the Māori King has endorsed his senior advisor in the contest for her seat. → Read More
Māori King expected to endorse advisor for Hauraki seat
The Māori King is tipped to announce his support for his senior advisor to stand for the Māori Party in the Hauraki-Waikato seat. → Read More