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Māori nurse educator Pipi Barton recognised with top honour

Advocating for Māori nurses, as both tauira and in the workforce, has been a career mission for Northland nurse and academic Pipi Barton — this ... View article...

What the election slogans say – and what they whisper

Te Pāti Māori has unveiled an ambitious tax policy, claiming it would lower the income tax of 97% of New Zealanders, writes Henry Oliver in today's ... View article...

New Poll: Kiwis reject Opportunity push to raise Youth Court age

A majority of voters in every party tested reject extending the Youth Court to age 25: NZ First: 86 percent; ACT: 78 percent; Te Pāti Māori : 78 ... View article...

Business student's ambitions bloom

The future is bright for Sullivan Margaritis Award recipient Kaiya Walker, who recently launched a Māori -inspired gift box business while studying ... View article...

Te Pāti Māori proposes 48% income tax rate, tax credit for kai

Te Pāti Māori has proposed a raft of new taxes, including a wealth tax, a vacant house tax, a land banking tax, and a stamp duty. View article...

Science Meets Mātauranga Māori In Breakthrough Model To Map Flood Risk And Cultural Loss

... Māori through wānanga and interviews with kaumātua. That second phase of the work was funded by Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tū Ake, enabling ... View article...

NZ election poll watch: right still leads left, but Opportunity could deny it a majority

 Te Pāti Māori is below the 5% threshold in national polls, but is expected to win at least one of the seven electorates reserved for those ... View article...

Open Call for Manurewa Local Grant (New Zealand)

Māori culture, identity, and heritage; Family and children's wellbeing; Healthy lifestyles; Environmental sustainability; Low-carbon community action ... View article...

Proposed new RN prescriber and NP competencies open for consultation as both roles bloom

Rangatiratanga and leadership, including in clinical practice, Māori health and health system development. Manaakitanga and whānau-centred care ... View article...

Finding connections through the doctoral journey

More than 30 Māori postgraduate diploma, masters and doctoral students were celebrated and will be supported in their learning journey by the Te Rau ... View article...

Māori and Pacific Business students recognised as future leaders

Three outstanding students have been recognised at the University of Auckland's 2026 EY Māori and Pacific Business Students of the Year Awards, c. View article...

Lee Ann Muntz on culturalising commerce, not commercialising culture

A couple of months before my coffee chat with Lee Ann Muntz, a board member of the Māori Tourism Board, a line she had said in the Zoom call had ... View article...

The legacy of the University's Māori development programme

An alumni event celebrated one of Aotearoa New Zealand's longest running Māori business programmes. View article...

Manawatū's ambitions take shape despite uncertainty ahead

Māori ward councillor Bridget Bell said “sometimes having nothing can seem like we're not championing te reo” and she stood by the council ... View article...

Climate change threatens human rights, courts must be able to judge State's climate ...

The submissions also addressed the rights of Māori under section 20 of BORA and the relevance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. The Commission argued that ... View article...

Ōtāhuhu roller doors could become canvases for community stories

Blank roller doors across Ōtāhuhu town centre could be transformed into artworks telling the stories of the area's Māori , Pacific and diverse ... View article...

'There was despair': Government's meddling in Nursing Council slammed at hui-ā-tau

The largest gathering of Māori nurses, kaimahi, kaiāwhina and ākonga in Aotearoa has blasted the Government's gutting of the Nursing Council. View article...

'Nelson Tenths' bill passing finally settles 180-year land dispute

A bill returning more than 3000 hectares to Māori in Te Tauihu has unanimously passed its third and final reading. View article...

Connecting culture and community with STEM in the Pilbara

Specialist music teacher and Aboriginal Education Project Coordinator, Harriet Morley, said her school was building on existing Aboriginal  ... View article...

Ancient quarry's 7000 years of history

A collaborative project between researchers from Flinders University and the River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation has presented the first ... View article...