Critical time for Māori: Iwi-owned research centre marks milestone
The country’s only iwi-owned health research centre says it will continue work to inform national discussion, thinking and ...
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Iwi Show Treaty Rights and Embrace Global Investment
New Zealand First Minister Shane Jones says iwi are reaffirming Treaty rights while remaining open to global investors for ...
Minecraft recreates NZ's most popular tourism destinations
Gamers will soon be able to explore some of NZ's most popular tourism destinations - walk part of the Abel Tasman and gaze at ...
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Māori Landowners Eager to Join Geothermal Energy Sector as Government Invests $60 Million
Regional Development Minister Shane Jones says that Māori landowners are eager to participate in the geothermal energy sector ...
Loopy Tunes Share Two More Matariki Waiata For Tamariki
Today (March 14), Loopy Tunes (Preschool) Music released two more waiata 'I Love Huawhenua (Tupuānuku)' and 'Huarākau Is ...
Hamilton couple Tony Magner and Ying Qiu illegally sold 35kg of crayfish caught with a customary permit
A businessman who used his Māori customary fishing permit to commercially fish for two tonnes of crayfish, some of which was ...
Reo And Song Vital For Survival Say Womad Artists
Musicians at Womad Aotearoa say uplifting culture and language is crucial for people to survive and thrive in an unstable world. The festival boasts a wealth of cross-cultural mashups, but many ...