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Rawiri Zane Wharerau, a patched member of Mangu Kaha – a gang associated with Black Power, was shot and killed and his brother Hemi Wharerau was seriously injured.

The Federation of Māori Authorities (FOMA) Business Summit, held today in Hamilton, brought together Māori business leaders from across Aotearoa to discuss key issues

The New Zealand Food Network who supply food to 64 different Food Hubs around the country are struggling to meet the demand of catering to more than 500,000 people a month.

Health New Zealand and the Police have both released reports and preliminary findings around an incident involving an 11-year-old girl being misidentified as a 20-year-old.

Minister for Veterans Affairs Chris Penk left Whakatāne Returned Services Association on Friday with a precious taonga burning a hole in his pocket.

As the Māoriland Film Festival drew to a close on Sunday, artist Regan Balzer’s new mural remains.

Māmā of eight, ‘Aroha’*, has struggled with dental problems all her life. It’s a pain she wears everyday - both emotionally, and physically.

Whānau Ora Director, Merepeka Raukawa-Tait, believes they were treated unfairly through the tender process

A record number of Māori and Pacific midwifery students have graduated from the Ara Institute of Canterbury.

Three iwi representatives who will sit on Tauranga City Council committees have been welcomed to their roles.

The free clinic operates monthly, offering care without appointments.

The 77-year-old kaumatua accused Corrections staff of assaulting him earlier this month.

He warns the current approach is failing Māori and lacks the leadership needed to drive meaningful change.

Te Kani died outside his parents’ property in Tauranga in 2022.

Water Safety New Zealand is supporting a coroner’s recommendation to ban the sale of portable pools under 1.2m without gated access, following a report into the drowning of eight c

Before Grace Watson left primary school, she could already drive a tractor and a manual ute, now she's a finalist for Ahuwhenua Young Māori Farmer of the Year.

An Auckland iwi health and social services provider is highlighting its importance in the community following a spike in Oranga Tamariki reports on children’s welfare.

Māori educators have raised concerns over the Government's recent proposal to de-fund literacy and Māori resource teachers, reallocating funds elsewhere.

Green Party MP Steven Able has visited Dean Wickliffe at Springhill Prison after allegations that the 77-year-old inmate was assaulted by guards at the Waikato corrections facility

It celebrated its 20th anniversary last week with a gathering of whānau, hapū, iwi, key stakeholders and researchers from across Aotearoa at Rātā War Memorial Community Hall.