Stories by Emma Andrews
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Is kaupapa Māori health the future for preserving doctors?
Another medical centre has fallen victim to the nationwide shortage of GPs, but a kaupapa Māori health service is invigorating another. Audio
Coffee, kai and a whole lot of love for kaumātua
On the main drag of Taumarunui, Trunk Coffee House not only serves a cup of java, but shares a lot of kindness.
The many hats of a bloke from Kihikihi
Some describe Danny Heke as "a young bloke from Kihikihi" but he is the founder of a foundation trying to change the stark suicide statistics of Māori in Australia.
Te Matatini: An economic boom expected for New Plymouth
Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Te Matatini festival.
Kapa haka festival for Taranaki children celebrates 30 years
Te Huihuinga o Ngā Tātarakihi was established in 1994, and is now run by Rangimokai Knuckey and other volunteer kaiako.
The clockwork that keeps Tuurangawaewae ticking
Kiingi Tuheitia's death was something no-one expected. But in true Māori fashion, the haukainga sprung into action to prepare.
All of Taranaki's accommodation booked out ahead of Te Matatini
A record 55 teams will flood Taranaki for the festival, which will be like "every single event that New Plymouth has in a year, rolled into one week".
'We basically said no': Furore over $14m 'marae' planned for Sydney
A Māori group is proceeding with a 'marae', despite pushback from local Aboriginal people - and some in NZ.
Waka ama programme 'a space for the long-haul'
After years on the front line, two Taranaki-based police officers have turned to their cultural roots to help tackle Māori youth crime.
Waka to escort Team NZ at America's Cup
A crew from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei will paddle Te Kawau in front of Team New Zealand, taking them to the start line before racing.