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Invercargill City Council has voted to maintain its current representation model after local rūnaka expressed a preference for existing mana whenua arrangements over the establishment of a Māori ward.
Te Pāti Māori has officially launched its 2026 election bid with a focused campaign to secure the Ikaroa-Rāwhiti seat.
Indigenous leaders Aunty Pat Turner AO and the late Aunty Rhoda Roberts AO received the top honours at the 2026 National NAIDOC Awards held in Alice Springs.
Political parties are gearing up for the 2026 General Election with a focus on Māori representation and the protection of heritage items like an ancient Chatham Islands waka.
Papua New Guinea is set to join the National Rugby League in 2028, supported by a historic AUD$600 million investment to establish the nation’s first top-tier professional team.
University of the South Pacific students have successfully collaborated with the Vanuatu government to bring climate change accountability before the International Court of Justice.
The Labour Party has committed to investing $21 million annually into Māori-led trades training to bolster employment and skills for 3,000 workers through iwi, marae, and local provider partnerships.
A new Election 2026 proposal aims to empower iwi and Māori providers to lead trades training, targeting higher employment and better wages for 3,000 workers.
The final novel by the late Kelly Ana Morey, titled Ordinary People Like Us, has been published on the first anniversary of her death following a collaborative editing effort by fellow writer Catherine Chidgey and editor Harriet Allan.
CNMI fighter Kelvin Fitial secured a first-round knockout win in California, highlighting the expanding opportunities and community support for young Indigenous athletes in combat sports.
Co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi have launched an ambitious nine-point tax policy designed to lower income taxes for 97% of New Zealanders.
Rangatahi basketballer Ihaka Cate is heading to Massachusetts on a full scholarship to Northfield Mount Hermon School, aiming for Ivy League success while sharing Māori culture.
Waikato-Tainui environmental leader Tipa Mahuta is advocating for the continued restoration of the Waikato and Waipā Rivers, highlighting 14 years of collaborative work between iwi, farmers, and the community.
Northland nurse and researcher Dr Pipi Barton has received the prestigious 2026 Te Akenehi Hei Memorial Award for her 30-year commitment to strengthening the Māori nursing workforce.
Te Herenga Waka researchers are joining forces with Indigenous scholars in Canada and Mexico for a five-year project to integrate Indigenous knowledge and languages into higher education.
Waikato-Tainui and Green MP Hūhana Lyndon are advocating for the health of the Waikato and Waipā rivers following the Government's decision to defer key environmental protections until 2032.
A groundbreaking partnership between Rangitāne o Wairau and scientists is integrating Māori knowledge into flood models to protect ancestral identity and wāhi tapu.
Minister for Māori Development Tama Potaka has confirmed his support for the Waitangi Tribunal's thematic inquiries as the Government considers a technical review of the body’s functions.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has established a $25,000 minimum reward for over 50 unsolved homicide and missing-person cases in Native American communities to support families seeking justice and encourage witnesses to come forward.
Maasai and Mbororo leaders are advocating for the recognition of Indigenous knowledge and land rights at the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in Mongolia.
Ka taea e te ētita o Tārake te tuku whakaaro kōrero mā ngā kaituhi Māori, i ahu mai i ngā take o te wā. Kei ia whakaaro te take he aha ai, me ngā tāngata hei kōrero atu.
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.
