Te Ao Maori
Māori leaders say ally lost after Rob Campbell sacking
Māori leaders say they've lost an ally in the ousting of Rob Campbell as chair of Health NZ / Te Whatu Ora.
He was sacked over comments he made on LinkedIn, where he criticised National's Three… Audio
How a native mushroom can help whānau addicted to meth
Fungi botanists, local health professionals, rongoa practitioners and medical researchers are planning a clinical trial this year into the therapeutic benefits of psychadelics. Project coordinator is… Audio
Te Matatini joyful for many flood-hit communities
The champions of Te Matatini 2023 have been crowned, with Te Whānau-a-Apanui from Mātaatua taking out the competition for the third time.
It was an emotional festival this year, the first one in four… Audio
Mataia Keepa
Mataia Keepa, an award winning performer, and kapahaka commentator, from Te Arawa. Audio
Dr Te Rita Papesch
Dr Te Rita Papesch is one of the true icons of kapa haka and was a foundation member of Te Whare Wànanga o Waikato established in 1978. In 1979, at the Nationals in Gisborne, she was the first… Audio
Mapuna is live from Eden Park for Te Matatini
Over four days thousands of people have been treated to the best kapa haka competition in the world with the winner to be decided later today from a group of 45 teams. RNZ National's team has been… Audio
Julian Wilcox: live from Te Matatini
It's finals day at Eden Park. Over the last three days, 45 of the country's top kapa haka ropu have been performing. Now the twelve finalists battle it out. Audio
Te Matatini enters final day of preliminary rounds
It is the last day of the preliminary rounds at Te Matatini, the national kapa haka competition, being held at Te Ana Wai/Eden Park.
RNZ's Tumu Māori Shannon Haunui-Thompson spoke to Guyon… Audio
Mātangirau bring Wairoa mud on legs to Te Matatini after Cyclone Gabrielle
The second day of Te Matatini brought another 15 groups, among them defending champions Ngā Tumanako and crowd favourites Angituu.
But one group that's had to go through more than anyone to get to… Audio
Te Matatini enters day two in Auckland
It's day two for Te Matatini, the national kapa haka competition which is being held at Te Ana Wai/Eden Park.
It is going to be a another big day for the festival with defending champions from Tamaki… Audio
Excitement at Eden Park for first day of Te Matatini
Fifteen haka groups from across the motu performed today at the long awaited Te Matatini national kapa haka festival.
It was day one for the competition and there were lots of excited haka fans and… Video, Audio
Te Matatini opens at Eden Park
Te Matatini is due to start on Wednesday at Eden Park.
Pokere Paewai spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei welcome Te Matatini participants
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei have welcomed more than 1000 kaihaka to Tāmaki Makaurau for Te Matatini.
Haka groups from across the country have arrived in Auckland for the festival - with the first… Audio
Te Reo Maori takes flight
Air New Zealand operated its first flight in te reo Maori, taking performers to Te Matatini. Air New Zealand's Tupara Morrison discusses the importance of this historic trip. Audio
Kaihaka (performers) welcomed for Te Matatini
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei have welcomed over 1000 kaihaka to Tāmaki Makaurau for Te Matatini. The pōwhiri was held on the shores of Okahu Bay in Auckland. Audio
Annette Sykes on 'futures that we have never imagined'
Lawyer Annette Sykes says the next generation will be innovative and take Aotearoa 'into futures that we have never imagined. She also traces her own role in Maori activism and the law dating back to… Audio
Chartered plane delivers Starlink devices to Tairawhiti
Ngāti Porou iwi members from around New Zealand and the world have come together to deliver urgently required communications equipment into the remote East Cape.
The iwi's commercial arm - Ngāti… Audio
Professor Margaret Mutu on constitutional transformation
Professor Margaret Mutu says Aotearoa's current constitutional set up is fragile and needs transforming. She says there's nothing mysterious about constitutions which are simply a set of rules… Audio
Professor Margaret Mutu on constitutional transformation
Professor Margaret Mutu says Aotearoa's current constitutional set up is fragile and needs transforming. She says there's nothing mysterious about constitutions which are simply a set of rules… Audio
Prof Huhana Smith: using biochar to restore whenua
Professor Huhana Smith, who heads Whiti o Rehua School of Art at Massey University, has spent the last 20 years focussed on the restoration of her ancestral coastal whenua and awa at Kuku Beach, near… Audio