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Te Aorere Riddell, lovingly known to most as Awi, and renowned St Stephen’s old boy, teacher and principal of Te Aute College for 13 years, has died, aged...

Māori Development Minister Tama Potaka will speak te reo more in parliament to help preserve the language. Potaka said, as the Māori Development Minister,...

At the end of 2023, the Hawke’s Bay Museum’s Trust was successful in acquiring, through auction, a small oak-framed painting by well-known colonial artist...

OPINION Ko Pukenui te maunga, ko Kairangi te awa, ko Ngāi Te Aute te iwi, anei te mokopuna e! Pukenui is the mountain, Kairangi is the river, Ngāi Te Aute is...

Mr P.G. Stewart, federal Minister of Works, turned the first sod in connection with the building of a provisional Parliament House at Canberra. He...

OPINION: The political noise about a Māori takeover is almost deafening.

Rubylicious Cakes is a finalist at the Wedding Industry Awards NZ this month.

Today over 95% of all wetlands have been converted to grazing and growing.

Today over 95% of all wetlands have been converted to grazing and growing.

National's Tama Potaka likes to keep physically and mentally agile.