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Almost 254 years ago to the day, the Endeavour arrived on the shores of Kamay (Botany Bay). Now, spears taken from Country that day are being returned to the community.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader assures Māori living abroad they are not ‘plastic’.
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“An essential aspect of the right to self-determination is recognising that the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and the state is on an equal footing.” — UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, José Francisco Calí Tzay.
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Tauranga is set to host the next National Iwi Chairs Forum from May 1-3 The hui will bring together iwi leaders from across Aotearoa to deliberate on issues...
Māori Television — now Whakaata Māori — turned 20 last week. Jamie Tahana looks back on the long fight to make the Māori television channel a reality.
The Alpine Fault is expected to rupture in the next 50 years causing a magnitude 8-plus earthquake and Ngāi Tahu believe storytelling is the key to...
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“She was intimate with death, conversed with it sometimes, muttering away, defying, even threatening. How the hell do you threaten death? A frequent reminiscence of her childhood at Waahi Paa was, ‘Too many tangi, Son.’” — Ben Brown on his mum.
Whānau of Mangaroa Marae are gathering in the Hawke's Bay settlement of Bridge Pa over Easter weekend to celebrate.
World leading marine ecologist Dr Carlos Duarte says granting whales legal personhood is historic and indigenous people are leading the way.
Isabella Muirhead of the University of Auckland was the winner of 2023’s NZIA Resene Student Design Awards. Here, she describes her project, Common Ground.
Festival encourages rangatahi to take up traditional sailing.
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“Rather than emphasising the differences between the texts, or discarding the English text altogether, reading both texts together is necessary.” — Samuel Carpenter.
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When Dr Hona Black is not lecturing, his research is focused on the evolution of the Māori language.
'Your mana is sacred and we stand with you.'
Te reo Māori is an official language - so let’s embrace it, not get offended by it
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Forty years ago, Dame Naida Glavish was almost fired for greeting callers with “Kia ora” when she was working as a toll operator for the New Zealand Post Office.
Ewan Brown discusses the Living Pā at Victoria University of Wellington, the latest in a list of Tennent Brown projects implementing the Living Building Challenge.
Tiktok video shows sound similarities between te reo Māori and the Sesotho language.
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Have you ever been asked “how Māori are you?” and felt like it diminished your mana?
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Hawke’s Bay could see thousands arrive in May in response to Ngāti Kahungunu’s call to action for Māori unity, among them Māori King Kīngi Tūheitia. A Hui...
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“As life got harder and more things started cropping up, it was the reo that kept being put on the back burner — something I swore I wouldn’t do.” — Siena Yates on life after full-immersion reo learning.
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“If you look at Te Tiriti from a community perspective, it’s actually about balance and a promise between two peoples to take the best possible care of each other.” — Te Huia Bill Hamilton.
A delegation of indigenous broadcasters arrived at Whakaata Māori Friday morning for the 2024 World Indigenous Content Conference - Hawaikirangi.
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“People ask: 'Do you have a flag?' I say, 'I am the flag’."
Te Arawa and Te Kāhui Maunga held their events in Rotorua and Hāwera respectively with groups going all out on stage.
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