Te Ao Māori

The ruling comes after a growing row over the huts as the Tūhoe settlement entity, Te Uru Taumatua, plans to dismantle 48 huts - although it says many will be replaced.

The government says one of the fundamental immigration questions it has to address is what input Māori should have into policy.

Work is set to begin on a $15 million community health centre in Hamilton which will bring preventative care to Māori.

Whangārei hapū are challenging their district's council to embrace the Māori world in all it does.

An University of Auckland lecturer is about to embark on a three-year project to see how Māori well-being is revitalising, alongside te reo.

Some of the country's top experts in mātauranga Māori, known as tohunga, have gathered in Whakatāne for a symposium on the present and future of its role.

Tauranga City Council's commissioner says a ceremony marking a new co-ownership deal for land in the CBD is symbolic for mana whenua.

A Tūhoe leader's daughter is sharing his vision for retaining cultural identity in New Zealand - via film. Video

Māori communities are worried the government's climate planning could override their own work and rangatiratanga.

Of the 171 tupuna of Ngāti Maru iwi living between 1880 and 1920 only half have descendants who survive today.

Thirty years ago, whānau in Dannevirke worried te reo Māori would become extinct. This week, they celebrated the 30th anniversary of their local kura.

The Federated Mountain Clubs says people shouldn't be anxious about Ngāi Tūhoe's plans for new huts in Te Uruwera.

The Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister says detailing the Crown's "horrific" actions against a Taranaki iwi during its official apology today was an emotional affair.

A Tūhoe kaumātua is warning of further demonstrations after about 200 people gathered to protest the demolition of back country huts in Te Urewera. Audio

Teen contracted by Women's Rugby World Cup to make 32,000 poi "humbled" by Māori Business Awards win.

Mana whenua have placed a rāhui over Lake Rotomā following a fatal crash on State Highway 30 in the Bay of Plenty.

More than 1000 people attended an education symposium hosted by iwi in Whakatū Nelson which aimed to inspire leaders to look at education with a Māori lens. Audio

The number of suspected suicides has continued to drop year on year, but Māori also continue to be disproportionately negatively affected.