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Ngāi Tahu and the University of Canterbury are launching a centre for indigenous social innovation in April.

Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua chair Dame Naida Glavish says a socially-distanced sit in has started at Sir Dove Meyer Robinson Park in Parnell...

Te Puea Maraes efforts to address homelessness in South Auckland have earned it a finalists spot in the community section or the Kiwibank New...

New Zealand Rugby board member Farah Palmer is relieved this years Womens World Cup is being postponed rather than cancelled outright.

Wainuiomata gets Te Ara Raukura after rethink 04 Mar 2021 08:06 AM Photo: Wikipedia. Gabriel Tupou: Wainuiomata gets Te Ara Raukura after rethink. The Wainuiomata Local Board has reversed its decision to name a street after the suburb’s first and only mayor. The Wainuiomata Local Board has reversed its decision to name a street after the suburb’s first and only mayor. Board chair Gabriel Tupou says he and another member were unable to attend the February 15 meeting because they we...

Moriori keen to revive language 04 Mar 2021 07:57 AM Photo: Hokotehi Moriori Trust. Hokotehi Moriori Trust has started the long journey of reviving the language of the Rekohu-Chatham Islands. Hokotehi Moriori Trust has started the long journey of reviving the language of the Rēkohu-Chatham Islands. With assistance from Māori language support body Te Mātāwai it has developed a free Ta Rē Moriori language app, containing an introduction to basic Moriori language, and guides to pron...

Ngati Te Ata leads Awhitu native replanting 02 Mar 2021 13:42 PM More Related Stories Related Podcast Ngāti Te Ata along with Āwhitu Landcare and Auckland Council are leading a four year project to plant 250,000 native trees on Auckland’s Āwhitu Peninsula. Te Korowai o Papatūānuku Āwhitu Peninsula Project received almost $1.7 million from the One Billion Trees Fund, administered by Te Uru Rākau - Forestry New Zealand. Te Uru Rākau acting deputy director general Henry Weston say...

Iwi data could help vaccine roll outs 02 Mar 2021 13:42 PM Ministry of Health HASH(0x307f158) Associate Health Minister Peeni Henare says planning for the Covid vaccination roll out includes collecting more ethnic and iwi information. Vaccination is continuing across the country for people working in managed isolation and quarantine facilities, border workers and frontline heath workers. Port workers in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch started getting their jabs last week, and ye...

Auckland mayor Phil Goff is dismissing criticism from Ngāti Whātua Rūnanga chair and Māori Heritage Council member Dame Rangimarie...

Followers of Te Māramatanga have given permission for their waiata to be released as a learning resource for tamariki in kura and schools throughout...