Michael Cugley

Toitu Te Ao founder and patient advocate Milly Stewart believes that with hauora Māori encompassing more than just body, with government support it will benefit the country.

Awanuiārangi CEO Wiremu Doherty says they are excited to develop more indigenous teachers.

Karaitiana Adams, although having only trained for two years is ready to compete in the king in the ring competition. However there is more to him than just fighting.

New Zealand Nurses Organization president Kerri Nuku is fearful that if the government fails to look after nurses they will have no hesitation moving overseas.

Ngāti Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber says this is a good sign, heading into the summer.

Aboriginal artist Yhonnie Scarce, well-known for her glass work, shares a piece that touches on the UK nuclear tests in Australia during the 1950s and 1960s.

Many kura kaupapa Māori across the country are preparing for their regional campaign but another burden rears its head for many struggling whānau.

Plans have been revealed for 500 new homes bringing homes, jobs and opportunities to a community that has been on the end of bad publicity for many years.

Social media influencer Sam Haira is open and transparent about his life of struggles but he is hopeful his content will help those in a similar situation.

Taiwanese elder Laising Sawawan believes the geothermal land of his people holds greater potential than just a spa.