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The organizers prepared a spectacular and diverse program that lasted late into the night and wrapped up with a concert, fireworks and a disco.

From the 1840s onward, Frederick Maning would become an increasingly bitter and angry man who demonised Māori who opposed colonisation. So what explains this radical transition from a romantic early Pākehā settler? RNZ's Black Sheep podcast investigates.

Showing their commitment to community, Minnesota United's supporter groups Dark Clouds, True North Elite, and Red Loons united to donate $8,000 to Dakota nonprofit.

Challenging stereotypes and embodying both joy and hope, artworks featured in this exhibition express artist identity, pride and a sense of community.

The recharged Tulare Lake has caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to farms and communities in the region. But the return of the lake is a celebration for the Native American tribes that used to depend on the water as a way of life.

Five Little Indians author Michelle Good curated this list of books that 'reach under the myth of North American history.'

Tesla is building on Native land, which would allow it to sell directly to customers and curb the direct sale ban. Learn more.

Many Americans' troubled relationships with money stem from the country's racial history — with the atrocities in Oklahoma on two days in 1921 just one example of systematic theft.

KUCHING: Sarawak native courts will soon have qualified magistrates and judges presiding over hearings in a revamp of its native judicial system.

To the Editor: As a child of an English born mother, growing up in Toronto, Ontario, I was steeped not only as a tea lover but into the British Royal family. Princess Elizabeth and her younger sister Margaret Rose were paper doll cut outs to play with as they were my same age. I envied […]