Ho-Chunk Nation to open major new gaming facility in Wisconsin
The Ho-Chunk Nation is set to launch its largest casino to date in Beloit, Wisconsin, creating 1,500 local jobs and expanding the tribe's economic footprint.
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Aotearoa Energy Summit Urges Māori Investment in Electrification Shift
Māori leaders and energy executives meeting in New Plymouth have identified the next 18 months as a critical window for iwi and hapū to lead the nation's transition to renewable energy.
Evidence shows diversity drives sporting and economic success in Aotearoa
Recent findings and industry awards highlight how ethnic and gender diversity contribute to better financial returns, innovation, and social cohesion across New Zealand organisations.
Senator Mary Jane McCallum Advances Bill to Strengthen First Nations Public Safety Through Bylaw Enforcement
Conservative Senator Mary Jane McCallum is championing Bill S-223 to ensure the RCMP enforces First Nations bylaws, aiming to enhance security and legal recognition for Indigenous communities in Canada.
Rotorua Diverts 180 Tonnes of Organic Waste in New Sustainability Push
Rotorua households have successfully diverted 180 tonnes of food and garden waste from landfill within the first two weeks of a new collection service designed to support environmental sustainability and kaitiakitanga.
Advocacy Groups Call for Renewed Political Commitment to Tamariki Wellbeing Ahead of Election
The Child Poverty Action Group and the NZ Council of Christian Social Services are urging political leaders to prioritize whānau-centred support and long-term investment in children.
Labour pledges expansion of Māori Trades Training and Apprenticeship Boost to support rangatahi
The Labour Party has announced a comprehensive plan to address youth unemployment by expanding Māori Trades Training and strengthening the role of wānanga in the tertiary sector.
Pacific Soul Meets Country: TheWesternGuide and Kaylee Bell Release Powerful New Single
Samoan-New Zealand artist Aaron Pulemagafa, known as TheWesternGuide, has collaborated with country star Kaylee Bell on a new single exploring vulnerability and acceptance.
Rangatahi to challenge political leaders in youth-led care experience debate
Young people with firsthand experience of the state care system will directly question New Zealand's political leaders in a special pre-election debate organized by VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai.
Professor Marcia Langton celebrates 50 years of land rights and the power of art in Mparntwe
At the Desert Mob exhibition in Alice Springs, Laureate Professor Marcia Langton AO reflected on the revolutionary impact of the Aboriginal land rights movement and its enduring expression through Indigenous art.
West Coast Infrastructure Upgrades Advance as Regional Projects Gain Momentum
Associate Regional Development Minister Mark Patterson has met with iwi and local leaders to mark progress on critical infrastructure projects across the West Coast, including port and airport upgrades.
Kaitiakitanga in Action: Ngawaka Whānau Restore Māhuki Island Ecosystem
Kaumātua Opo Ngawaka and his whānau are leading a multigenerational effort to restore the natural environment and establish a papakāinga on Māhuki Island in the Hauraki Gulf.
Waka Maumahara to Honour Māori Pioneer Battalion in France
Master carvers at Te Puia are crafting a waka for the Carrière Wellington museum in Arras to commemorate the Māori Pioneer Battalion's engineering feats and sacrifices during World War I.
Generations of Te Kanawa and Hetet Weaving Legacy Celebrated in New Exhibition
Te Whare Taonga o Waikato Museum and Gallery has launched Rīpoi Anamata, Rīpoi Inamata, a major exhibition celebrating 180 years of raranga excellence from the Hetet and Te Kanawa whānau.
Māori legal leaders Matanuku Mahuika and Isaac Hikaka appointed King’s Counsel in 2026 honors list
Attorney-General Chris Bishop has named 12 new King’s Counsel, including former Te Hunga Rōia Māori o Aotearoa president Matanuku Mahuika and litigation specialist Isaac Hikaka, recognizing their excellence and leadership in Aotearoa's legal fraternity.
Tributes Flow for Broadcaster Danny Watson Following Peacefull Passing
Broadcasting veteran Danny Watson, who spent his later years dedicated to learning te reo Māori and exploring his Ngāpuhi and Waitaha whakapapa, has passed away at the age of 73.
Rob Ruha Claims Historic Kapa Haka Award at 2026 APRA Silver Scrolls
Māori music leader Rob Ruha has won the first-ever dedicated kapa haka songwriting award at the APRA Silver Scrolls, marking a historic night for Indigenous and Pacific music in Aotearoa.
Documentary 'Steal This Story, Please!' highlights Amy Goodman's advocacy for Indigenous and global human rights
A new documentary directed by Tia Lessin and Carl Deal traces the 30-year career of Democracy Now! founder Amy Goodman, including her frontline reporting on human rights abuses in East Timor and Nigeria.
Alfriston College Makes History Hosting 30th Anniversary of Te Ahurea Tino Rangatiratanga
South Auckland's Alfriston College hosted the 30th annual Te Ahurea Tino Rangatiratanga festival on October 13 and 14, celebrating three decades of Māori performing arts and rangatahi talent.
Rawiri Waititi Maintains Commanding Support in Waiariki as Election Approaches
Incumbent Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi holds a significant lead in the Waiariki electorate according to recent polling, as the party focuses on strong Māori representation ahead of the 2026 general election.
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