Owners of a farm dedicated to fostering indigenous sustainable practises are devastated after their whare full of precious taonga was destroyed by fire last week.
His uncle, Hemi Rolleston, has organised a “Mauaoathon” on December 14 to support Sydney and his family
And that means they can arrest and charge them more easily.
More whales have died while others have re-stranded on Farewell Spit in Tasman.
A High Court ruling would see iwi at the top of the South Island entitled to thousands of hectares of land and millions of dollars.
A judgement was handed down by the Environment Court this week, with the Whakatāne District Council set to receive 90 percent of the $38,500 fine.
A school building project at Te Kura o Tuahiwi has finally got under way after a delay.
A 6-year-old service started by a reformed former drug lord proposes a move to Waikite.
Orange Sky’s laundry pod was stationed at Dave Letele’s BBM Foodshare in Wiri until recently.
Mana whenua and the Ōtara-Papatoetoe local board have gathered for a ceremony to mark the adoption of 21 Māori names within the Ōtara-Papatoetoe area.
