Te Ao Māori

A new kura kaupapa school is to be established in Porirua to meet growing need in the area.

An independent review has found systemic racism at InternetNZ, which saw it react too slowly to a video that encouraged the slaughter of Māori. Audio

A settlement on the outskirts of Whanganui will soon have signs reflecting its traditional Māori name rather than one honouring a militiaman associated with the killing of local rangatahi.

Whenua Warrior has built hundreds of raised gardens from Kaitaia to Christchurch, helping communities to have access to fresh, healthy food to eat and share. Audio

A traditionally-woven Māori sail is coming to Urenui this weekend, completing a circle begun a century ago.

A pou on Aotea Great Barrier Island has been vandalised in what local iwi say is a racially motivated attack.

Chatham Islands iwi Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri today signed an agreement in principle for a treaty settlement with the Crown.

Sixteen artists from a range of backgrounds have been recognised in the country's premier Māori art awards.

Ngāti Raukawa leader Whatarangi Winiata has been recognised as a living taonga in a ceremony organised by the Iwi Chairs Forum.

Tauranga iwi Ngāi Te Rangi has broadened its portfolio to become part owner of the fuel retailer, Gull.

A joint iwi-council bid to build a multipurpose community and sports centre in Manāia is a step closer to reality.

The story of five carved tōtara panels once hidden in a Taranaki swamp before being stolen and taken to New York, Geneva and London is the subject of a new book launched in New Plymouth.

The controversial sale of the local lines company in Gisborne will go ahead, pending Overseas Investment Office approval.

The number of people who smoke cigarettes daily has dropped to an all-time low of 8 percent, down from 9.4 percent this time last year.

There are calls for the meningococcal B vaccine to be more widely available, with the disease a high risk for Pacific and Māori communities.

The government has reached a compromise with National in order to get its new electoral legislation over the line.

Testing shows children's achievement in technology and the arts has fallen but in te reo Māori it held steady and even improved.

A Far North District councillor-elect who used her own unofficial document at a swearing in ceremony, will on Thursday sign her organisation's official declaration.

The ruling comes after a growing row over the huts as the Tūhoe settlement entity, Te Uru Taumatua, plans to dismantle 48 huts - although it says many will be replaced.

The government says one of the fundamental immigration questions it has to address is what input Māori should have into policy.