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With consumers’ appetites for fish shrinking along with their wallets, fishing industry costs on the up and export prices on the down, this is not the season...

Twenty-nine University of Otago academics are being promoted to the position of Professor this year.

The new centre named Māwhera Pā is the first of four hubs telling the stories of Poutini Ngāi Tahu on the South Island's West Coast.

Get ready for an immersive experience like no other on the West Coast, as the Pounamu Pathway opens its doors to the public in December 2023. The opening of the Pounamu Pathway – a world-class cultural experience that transcends boundaries – sets ...

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On Monday, the West Coast gains the first step in a tourism trail by Poutini Ngāi Tahu and Wētā Workshop. Exploring the West Coast’s relationship to...

Letter released Tuesday morning calls for a ‘genuine response from the Art Gallery of Ontario’ over the exit of its first Indigenous curator

Justin Tipa is the newly elected kaiwhakahaere [chairman] of Te Rūnanga Ngāi Tahu. His appointment follows last week’s election at a tribal hui at Arahura...

Labour, the Greens and liberal parts of the media have not adjusted to the fact that liberal and Maori are different things.

Winston Peters and David Seymour will share the role of Deputy Prime Minister for the first time in New Zealand’s political history.