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A powerful new four-part documentary series from Blackfella Films, 2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback, will premiere on SBS and NITV on 10 November to examine the aftermath of the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Labour candidate Te Pūoho Kātene are offering voters distinct, high-calibre leadership options for the Te Tai Hauāuru electorate.
A 73-year-old Kanien'kéha speaker has made history at McGill University by becoming the first person to earn a PhD in Indigenous language revitalization.
Six Indigenous women have secured major party nominations for federal office, signaling a surge in political representation for Native communities.
As New Zealand prepares for the upcoming general election, the Electoral Commission has outlined the detailed manual process for counting ballots, including those from Māori electorates.
Māori freshwater fisheries advocates and kaitiaki have gathered in Heretaunga to discuss the future of restoring New Zealand's rivers, lakes, and aquatic life.
Indigenous leadership in environmental science has reached a major milestone with the opening of a groundbreaking water testing laboratory at Burnett Heads, Queensland.
Black Ferns loose forwards Kaipo Olsen-Baker and Elinor-Plum King have secured major individual accolades at the World Rugby Awards following a dominant test season.
Advocacy group CPAG is urging political leaders to treat child poverty as a long-term national priority and commit to urgent welfare and housing reforms within their first 100 days in office.
Tauira from the Whirikoka Campus are displaying their whakairo, raranga, and rauangi mahi toi in an exhibition that celebrates cultural identity and resilience.
Olympic icon Dame Lisa Carrington has been named the Albie Pryor Memorial Māori Sports Person of the Year for a record seventh time at an ceremony in Mount Maunganui.
Māori music group IA has released a new oriori titled Whakakai Marihi to provide healing and support for families remembering infants who have passed away.
Communities in Suriname are utilizing satellite imagery and GPS mapping to monitor and protect their ancestral lands from encroaching gold mining and logging activities.
Historians and Indigenous leaders are reflecting on the legacy of Metacom and the resilience of New England tribes 350 years after the start of a defining 17th-century conflict.
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is focusing the final days of the 2026 election campaign on Māori rights, housing affordability, and Te Tiriti o Waitangi to ensure equitable outcomes for whānau.
Youth homelessness advocates, including Bianca Johanson, are welcoming commitments from four political parties to address housing instability for rangatahi through kaupapa Māori solutions.
Ngāti Kahungunu ki Tāmaki-nui-a-Rua Trust has purchased the Pahīatua Medical Centre from Omnihealth to restore stability for 5,000 patients following significant staff departures and a review by Health New Zealand.
A record-breaking number of Indigenous candidates are standing for office in the United States midterm elections, highlighting a surge in political participation across tribal nations.
Indigenous Arab and Bedouin communities in Israel have secured a record 19 seats in the Knesset, turning the minority bloc into a decisive political force following a historic surge in voter turnout.
The New Zealand Kiwis have surged into the Rugby League World Cup semifinals after a ruthless 78-0 win against Fiji on the Gold Coast.
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Ehara i te mea me mātanga pāpāho koe – me he kupu āu, tuhia! Mēnā e pīrangi ana koe hei kaipāpāho koe ā tōna wā, he pou rānei koe nō tō hapori, he tangata noa rānei kua kite i tētahi āhuatanga papai kei tō hapū, kei tō kura, marae, karapu, rohe rānei, tukua mai! E taea ana te 1000 kupu, kia taunakitia aua kupu, mā te etita e tirotiro i mua i te putanga ki te marea.
