Whatı̀ Community Garden Offers Sustainable Food Solutions in Northwest Territories
Residents in Whatı̀ are overcoming high food costs and limited accessibility in the North by cultivating a successful and bountiful community garden.
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Misipawistik Cree Nation Chief calls for voluntary moose hunting closure to protect traditional territory
Chief Heidi Cook is urging all hunters to observe a voluntary harvest closure in Misipawistik Cree Nation's traditional territory to ensure the long-term survival of local moose populations.
Labour pledges three-month repayment deadline for retirement village residents
Labour seniors spokesperson Ingrid Leary has announced a plan to mandate retirement village operators to repay residents within three months, aiming to ease financial pressure on whānau.
Labour Pledges Corporate Manslaughter Law to Protect Workers in Aotearoa
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has announced plans to introduce a corporate manslaughter offence and restore stronger health and safety protections at the E tū union election launch.
Breakers Owner Marc Mitchell Leads Major Reset to Restore New Zealand Identity and Heritage
Breakers owner Marc Mitchell has launched a comprehensive rebranding and rebuild of the NBL franchise to reconnect the club with its New Zealand heritage and community roots.
Sold-out Eden Park crowd ready for Warriors' historic NRL finals semi-final
A record-breaking crowd of 48,500 is set to fill Eden Park on Sunday as the Warriors face the Newcastle Knights in a high-stakes NRL semi-final.
New AI-powered training pilot to support Aotearoa's next generation of GPs
The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners is launching a pilot using AI-supported virtual consultations to enhance clinical training for GP registrars and international medical graduates.
Coalition of 18 organisations launches campaign to house rough sleepers by Christmas
A new campaign backed by a coalition of 18 organisations is calling for urgent action to move people sleeping rough into safe accommodation by Christmas 2026.
Pukepoto Farm Trust Shares Success Through Beef and Lamb Hub Farm Programme
The Ngāti Maniapoto-owned Pukepoto Farm Trust is opening its gates to share profitability secrets and data-driven farming techniques with the King Country agricultural community.
Māori and Japanese Culinary Traditions Unite at Pipitea Marae Collaboration
Twelve cookery students from Whitireia and WelTec worked alongside Māori chef Joe McLeod and Michelin-starred chef Keiko Kuwakino to deliver a five-course fusion menu for Wellington On a Plate.
Stan Walker Adds Pōneke Date to Symphonic Tour Following High Demand
Multi-award-winning Māori artist Stan Walker has added a Wellington performance to his 'Symphonic Experience' tour after selling out in Tāmaki Makaurau and nearing capacity in Ōtautahi.
Indigenous New York Fashion Week makes history with official global calendar debut
Indigenous New York Fashion Week has marked a milestone in the global fashion industry by securing its first official listing on the Council of Fashion Designers of America's calendar.
Aboriginal Artist Ambrose Killian Designs 2026 Sydney Marathon Medals
Indigenous Australian artist Ambrose Killian has designed the official finisher medals for the 2026 Sydney Marathon, celebrated by over 36,000 participants.
Labour Pledges Pacific Visa-Waiver Travel to Strengthen Cultural and Whānau Connections
The Labour Party has announced an election policy to expand visa-waiver travel to Pacific Islands Forum nations, aiming to reduce costs and barriers for whānau visiting Aotearoa for significant cultural events.
Government Accepts Recommendations to Strengthen Tamariki Protection Following Phillips Inquiry
The New Zealand Government has committed to systemic improvements in child protection, accepting all nine recommendations from an inquiry into the disappearance of the Phillips children.
One million voices: Radio Waatea reveals top Māori concerns ahead of 2026 election
A massive community engagement initiative by Radio Waatea has identified housing, jobs, and health as the primary priorities for Māori and Aotearoa communities leading into the 2026 election.
Historical Photography of Māori Land Development Scheme Receives UNESCO Recognition
A collection of 1,400 images by pioneering journalist Ron Vine, documenting the Māori land development scheme and rural communities, has been inscribed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
Tongan student Siaosi Lavelua celebrates five-year te reo Māori journey
Siaosi (George) Lavelua, a 21-year-old Tongan man from Auckland, reflects on five years of learning te reo Māori and the deep cultural connections he has discovered between Indigenous Pacific nations.
From suppression to reclaimed identity: Nathan Grey’s journey back to te reo Māori
After growing up believing success meant distancing himself from his Māori identity, kaiako and musician Nathan Grey has reclaimed his ancestral language and is now teaching others to do the same.
Celestine Stadnick seeks South Dakota Senate seat to advocate for Lakota community
Oglala Lakota educator and community leader Celestine Stadnick has announced her candidacy for the South Dakota State Senate, driven by a desire to represent her people in the upcoming November election.
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