Waikato

Tom Phillips and his three children – Jayda, Maverick and Ember – have been caught on camera walking through the Marokopa bush.

The NZ Herald reports that a group of pig hunters thought they saw Phillips and his children in bushland near Marokopa and reported it to police on Thursday.

Māori in the Waikato refused to sell their lands and in 1858 the Kiingtanga was established with a primary goal of preventing land sales to Pākehā.

Their mother, Cat, has added her voice to the police appeal.

Tom Phillips has been missing with his three children, pictured above, for more than two-and-a-half years - and it isn't the first time he's gone missing with them.

Waikato Police have launched a homicide inquiry after the death of a baby boy this weekend.

Legislation to vest the whenua in the names of the tupuna who fought and fell at Ōrākau so will be introduced in the coming weeks.

The government and the Univeresity of Otago today signed up to make a business case for a medical school in Hamilton.

More than 3000 guests are expected to attend Kīngi Tuheitia’s hui-ā-motu at Tūrangawaewae Marae

Iwi seeks clarification on its position with Crown