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Platform Grants for Neurological Research in New Zealand

Alignment with Māori research ethics. Applicants should show how Māori partnership is meaningfully incorporated into the platform and its research ... View article...

One Candidate, One Pint: Jessica Hammond on being the last Opportunity original left

Thinking about te reo towns, the theme for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2026, my mind goes to Rūātoki – a small town just south of Whakatāne where I learnt ... View article...

From Ōmāhu to New York: Archdeacon Zhane Selected as a Trinity Leadership Fellow

For Te Pīhopatanga, it provides an opportunity to share the witness of Māori Anglican ministry while drawing on Trinity's experience in leadership ... View article...

Greens pledge $200 million to revive te reo Māori funding

The Green Party is promising to commit, if elected, an extra $200 million for te reo Māori initiatives over four years, including restoring ... View article...

Māori elders invited to India's global gathering on Ancestral wisdom and modern challenges

Māori elders, academics and scientists will join a global gathering in Surat in 2027 to explore ancestral wisdom & modern science. View article...

The slow death of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori

The Māori language week has gone from mainstream embrace to being ghosted by this Government, writes Joel Maxwell. View article...

Small school with big hopes

Coker says Te Wharekura o Ngā Purapura o Te Aroha is a very special school, with a special group of players. “He kura Māori tatau. Ke ngā te whainga ... View article...

10,000 Māori place name audio clips added to Gazetteer

The 10000th place names milestone coincides with Māori Language Week, which seeks to promote understanding of the Māori language. View article...

Japanese backlash over Māori poi performance at sacred Kyoto shrine as AUT lecturer apologises

A Māori poi performance at one of Japan's most sacred shrines has sparked condemnation from Japanese social media users, as Auckland University of ... View article...

Thousands support petition against proposed amendments to Treaty references in legislation

"Te Tiriti o Waitangi is what makes our country unique - the coming together of two peoples, Māori and Pākehā, working for the benefit of all - and it ... View article...

Waikato-Tainui dismisses report it's backing a new NRL franchise

Tainui Group Holdings has refuted a report coming out of Australian media that the company is secretly negotiating with the NRL to establish a ... View article...

'Don't be a stranger': New tourism campaign targets overseas friends and whānau

A new tourism campaign is hoping to turn promised trips into bookings by encouraging people living overseas to visit their friends and family in ... View article...

Maori tribe launches secret bid for NRL's 20th licence in Hamilton

The race for the NRL's 20th licence has taken a dramatic turn, with one of New Zealand's largest Maori tribe holding secret negotiations about ... View article...

Māori and Pacific health leaders call for release of medical admissions review

Māori and Pacific health leaders are urging the Government to release its review of targeted medical admissions, saying debate over the schemes ... View article...

Māori voters encouraged to consider their vote carefully and act strategically

Māori voters are being encouraged to consider their vote carefully this election as two political commentators weigh in on constitutional reform ... View article...

Māori Students Attend Te Huinga Tauira Pōwhiri on Massey's Albany Campus

... Māori student conference hosted at Massey University's Albany campus. Managed by Te Mana Ākonga, the event united Māori students from across ... View article...

'Kia orana, Winston, I am a descendant of the Cook Islands': Greenpeace responds to ...

... Māori lens to issues across the board. Her 15+ year career began at RNZ, where she became the first Māori weekday presenter in 2020. Māni is based ... View article...

Uncovering the forgotten Māori woman behind time-travel novel

Te Tau was inspired by an 1820 letter written by English-born missionary John King, which mentioned a Māori woman called Oreo – who became the novel's ... View article...

'Generations of hurt': Whanganui Treaty settlement clears final hurdle

The Crown has acknowledged the "profound impact" of historical injustices on generations of Whanganui Māori .  View article...

More women and Māori reach boardrooms, but executive leadership remains largely male

Women, Māori representation on boards has got better in 12 months according to the group of progressive businesses that chart their own diversity ... View article...