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National only party to oppose Labour's proposal for full disclosure of international money ...

New Zealand First , ACT , the Greens and Te Pāti Māori are backing a Labour bill calling for the full disclosure of international money transfer costs, ... View article...

BroPilot grounding digital tools in whānau, culture, and care

A passion for his Māori culture and a desire to make AI accessible to everyone inspired Troy Baker , Senior ICT Specialist, Health New Zealand to ... View article...

Indigenous wāhine call for urgent action and inclusion at global conference

This is the first year Women Deliver has been hosted in the Pacific, and Te Ao Māori News spoke to Pacific leaders who fought to bring the conference ... View article...

Aotearoa Art Fair introduces first sound sculpture

Large-scale sculptures by Māori and Pacific artists will be at the Viaduct Harbour until next week as part of the Aotearoa Art Fair Sculpture ... View article...

Prime Minister rejects Treaty clause review will weaken Te Tiriti obligations

PM rejects claims Treaty review weakens Te Tiriti , while Te Pāti Māori warns the changes could strip its influence from law and amount to a ... View article...

Embracing tā moko: Auckland tattoo industry honours heritage

Held at The Cloud , the Roots tattoo convention provided an opportunity for tattoo artists around the world to learn and embrace the art of Māori  ... View article...

Call for a national strategy on ageing, diverse population

Latest Census data shows that the Indian community now sits behind the New Zealand European and Māori ethnic groups in terms of numbers. Indian ... View article...

Pacific attendance rises but nearly four in ten students still misssing school regularly

Māori students are at 54.3 per cent. While Pacific students have improved in this latest update, the figures show the gap remains wide compared to ... View article...

This Aboriginal business is spreading awareness of Blak culture through food

First Nations -led business Koori Kinnections has run an interactive workshop in Sydney, enabling people to taste, touch and see native foods . View article...

Continuing to break barriers in nurse-led care

Wāhine Māori and Pacific peoples experience higher rates of cervical cancer , with Māori women more than twice as likely to die from the disease ... View article...

The Kiwi dish that every visitor to NZ needs to experience

He's passionate about many things, but most of all the hangi , the traditional Maori style of cookery that has become an ingrained part of modern Kiwi  ... View article...

Indigenous land defenders are being killed, AI is scraping their knowledge

Māori data sovereignty expert Dr. Karaitiana Taiuru says artificial intelligence can offer opportunities for Māori , but only if it is grounded in ... View article...

A decade of Matike Mai Aotearoa: How far have we come?

Māori have long advocated for constitutional transformation . The working group adopted the name Matike Mai Aotearoa ... View article...

ACT's Parmjeet Parmar responds to former Te Pāti Māori president's haka

An ACT MP believes she was targeted by a haka over the weekend. The haka, performed by former Te Pāti Māori president Che Wilson at a Waikato  ... View article...

Director of new Māori Battalion movie didn't feel worthy of his hero's story

Actor Alex Tarrant plays Haane Manahi of the 28th Māori Battalion in the film Sgt. ... Māori Battalion secured a key victory for the Allies in World War ... View article...

Job shortages a challenge for rangatahi on Matakana Island

A large pine plantation and forestry on the east side of the island once offered jobs for residents at its sawmill. The mill closed in the early 1990s ... View article...

At the UN, Indigenous leaders tackle how to enforce global climate court rulings

At the United Nations, Indigenous leaders and advocates are asking: What will it take to force governments to comply with international ... View article...

'A gift for our whānau': Te reo book scheme hits 400000 copies milestone

Hudson said the reading continues when the children start school. “I do love that the books are in Te reo Māori because we actively speak to our ... View article...

Treaty clauses to be weakened, repealed – despite officials warning of 'significant risks'

... Māori -Crown relations minister Tama Potaka in a ministerial oversight group . A ministerial advisory group ( MAG ) comprising lawyer David Cochrane  ... View article...

Research collaboration reveals pre-colonisation Māori diet and burial practices

Māori peoples' diet was previously thought to be a diverse mix of seafood, birds, root crops , native berries and wild greens . The findings come ... View article...