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Maori tuning in to identity on TV
Maori are more likely to watch shows like Homai te Pakipaki or Te Karere than learn their whakapapa and family history to…
Most Maori connected to culture - report
Most Maori are connected to their culture, with Maori television programmes playing a crucial role, according to a new report…
Teachers biased against Maori pupils
A researcher has been shocked by the racist attitudes of the teachers she interviewed for a study looking at expectations…
Maori King's son admits theft
The son of Maori King Tuheitia Paki pleaded guilty in the Auckland District Court this morning to two charges of burglary…
Maori
Delays continue in selecting Tamaki Makaurau seat
Labour is still facing delays in selecting its candidate in the key Tamaki Makaurau seat as a result…
Neighbour keeps close eye on rest home plans
A neighbour who lives opposite Ngati Whatua Orakei's big Wakakura block near Devonport is worried about Ryman Healthcare's…
UFB-wired marae offers communities opportunities for future
An ultrafast broadband-wired marae in a deprived Northland community could offer a glimpse into how marae may function differently…
Maori leases land for retirement village
Local hapu Ngati Whatua Orakei now says it isn't selling a prime piece of Auckland waterfront land to retirement village…
Call for simpler te reo on TV
Native Maori speakers are confused by "new" words on news shows and are having to rely on subtitles…
Haka highlights Gate Pa ceremony
History came alive with the cries of hundreds of warriors yesterday afternoon as one of the most significant battles of…
Labour waits for TVNZ's Taurima report
Labour has extended its deadline for the Tamaki Makaurau seat for the third time as it waits for a TVNZ report into the…
Maori portraits go on tour
Auckland Art Gallery plans to tour portraits of Maori painted 100 years ago by Gottfried Lindauer to exhibitions in Germany…
'Right man in the wrong party'
When Shane Jones walked away from Labour this week, he may have taken thousands more voters just like him.
Museums unite to buy back taonga
Maori Archives
A medal gifted to a Ngapuhi chief in 1806 feared to be lost to his descendants forever, is on its way…
Te Reo Maori
PM: Native Affairs ban 'not sensible'
More Te Reo Maori
Prime Minister John Key said the ban on Maori Television's Native Affairs journalists from a press conference…
Maori party
South Auckland 'stalwart' to replace Sharples as candidate
The Maori Party has selected South Auckland "stalwart" Rangi McLean to replace Pita Sharples as its Tamaki Makaurau candidate…
Maori Television
Labour thin after Wilcox says no
More Maori Television
Labour's chances of a strong showing in the vacant Maori seat of Tamaki Makaurau are diminishing after…
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