Te Ao Māori

The items include moa leg bones, a golden huia beak brooch, a kiwi skeleton, a taxidermied bird, and two Māori clubs.

Setting a Māori birthing unit up was a key recommendation of a critical review into racial discrimination in the region's maternity services.

Pioneer Māori broadcaster Dr Haare Williams has been appointed a knight for services to Māori, literature and education.

Two of New Zealand's finest rowers, a Māori astronomer, and a much loved comedian are recipients of New Year honours announced today.

The health boss who led the country's pandemic response and an acting coach who has worked with some of the world's best are among recipients of the country's top honours.

One of the worst riots in New Zealand's history, the warmest wettest winter on record and the death of the Queen were among the year's most significant events.

A new exhibition will teach visitors to Blenheim over summer about the seismic environment the local iwi have lived in for hundreds of years.

The report said the breaches caused "severe and lasting prejudice" for northern iwi.

The Crown overstepped its authority to govern for Northern Māori throughout the 19th century, the Waitangi Tribunal has found, which led to an erosion of rangatiratanga that is widely felt today.

An iwi in the Bay of Plenty has developed its own climate change strategy, and they want whānau to have a climate change kōrero this Christmas.

A contaminated well that can no longer supply a marae highlights the fears driving the latest court action against a wind-to-hydrogen plant.

A student from Rotorua will become only the second Māori ever to study medicine at Harvard.

The local Labour MP and mayor in Hastings have expressed strong concerns to the government over the location of a new kind of remand facility proposed by iwi and police.

The government has banned collection of kaimoana from 70 kilometres of the Taranaki coast, giving legal backing to a rāhui that hapū placed on the area in January.

The organiser of this week's Kaipara karakia protest hikoi is petitioning Parliament to make the Māori tikanga feature mandatory for the more than 30 New Zealand councils with Māori electoral areas.

About 1000 rangatahi have descended on Taranaki and Whanganui for Te Wiki Hākinakina o Ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori, a celebration of sport and te reo Māori.

Students from around Aotearoa are getting together for Wiki Hā, which combines sport with a chance to practise their te reo Māori.

Craig Jepson was this afternoon unrepentant in the face of a 6000-signature petition calling for his resignation and a hikoi of more than 300 people through the streets of Dargaville.