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Environmental law expert Professor Elizabeth Macpherson advocates for a Treaty-centred approach to ocean management, highlighting the essential role of iwi and hapū in protecting New Zealand's vast marine ecosystems.
Representatives from seven political parties met for TVNZ's Kaupapa Māori Debate on Thursday, showcasing diverse visions for strengthening te reo Māori and enhancing community resilience through marae funding.
Samoan leader Maiava Fia’ailetoa Shantel Netzler has made history as the first Pacific Islander to head QSport, the peak body for sporting organisations in Queensland, Australia.
The Labour Party has released its 2026 election manifesto, including commitments to reinstate legal protections for tamariki Māori within Oranga Tamariki and maintain Māori council wards.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has praised the work of Māori Wardens, describing their unique approach to community support as a matter of 'commonsense' that resonates with rangatahi.
Mihi Blair, Deputy Chief Executive Māori Health and Engagement at Hato Hone St John, is championing a nationwide push for CPR and AED training to address cardiac arrest survival inequities.
Te Tai o Awatea has launched Waka Kōrero – Kia Kotahi, a Māori language immersion initiative based at Kaiteriteri that teaches te reo through traditional waka and the marine environment.
Cherokee Nation citizen Jamie Hummingbird has testified before the U.S. Senate to protect tribal economic sovereignty and advocate for consumer safeguards against growing prediction market platforms.
Legal expert Grace Signorelli-Cassady outlines how Native American tribes can leverage sovereignty and resources to secure equitable partnerships in the growing data center industry.
The 2026 Rainbow Games have returned to Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, led by Co-Chair and Kaitohu Ao Māori Tux Hika to celebrate community and visibility through sport.
Māori screen talents Shiray and Gillies Kākā and Turia Schmidt-Peke have been named as finalists for the publicly voted Screen Personality of the Year at the 2026 New Zealand Screen Awards.
Recent polling data indicates a vibrant and engaged Māori electorate, with significant support for Māori-led advocacy and diverse political representation.
The Wiitahnookiinitaw Tahshkayzing Entrepreneurship Centre has opened its first physical location in Winnipeg, providing a dedicated space for Indigenous business creators to access mentorship and training.
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is urging political leaders to use their influence to combat bullying and violence against women in the political sphere.
Indigenous leaders and legal advocates are reaffirming the safety of mail-in voting and deploying hundreds of poll watchers to ensure Native American communities can cast their ballots in the upcoming 2026 midterms.
Leaders from Shamattawa, St. Theresa Point, and Sandy Lake First Nations are in court this week to protect a historic ruling that recognizes Canada's legal duty to provide essential infrastructure on reserves.
A new two-year research project named Te Ara Haka Ora has received $300,000 to investigate the cardiovascular health benefits of kapa haka for Māori communities.
Renowned Māori landscape architect Dr Diane Menzies ONZM has made history as the first Indigenous person to receive the Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe Award, the highest international honour in her profession.
Wildlife photographer Peter Mather, working with the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, has captured remarkable footage of a bull caribou’s survival following a locked-antler struggle.
New polling reveals that 82 percent of New Zealanders support a proposed Future Generations Act to ensure long-term kaitiakitanga of the nation's resources and well-being.
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.
