Māori tribe Ngāi Tahu is not interested in pursuing existing water consents, the High Court is told at a declarations hearing.

In an unprecedented case, Ngāi Tahu is suing the Crown in a bid to share control of water management in its tribal area. It ...

“We are essentially a tribe who were made landless in modern times by the actions of both central and local government, not ...

Ngāi Tahu's Treaty settlement has allowed them to become a driving force in the country's economy, the PM says.

Lawyers for the Attorney-General say Ngāi Tahu’s High Court action over freshwater rights and interests is legally flawed.

Ōnuku holds profound historical and cultural significance for Ngāi Tahu. It was at Ōnuku on 30 May 1840 that Te Tiriti o ...

On the windswept stretch of Koekohe Beach along New Zealand’s Otago coast, a group of massive, spherical rocks has been ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has confirmed he will be hosted by Ngāi Tahu in Akaroa for Waitangi Day on Thursday. In ...

A once-thought extinct native bird is now beating the odds, with a further release of 18 birds into the Rees Valley near ...

Thousands of people have attended events in Waitangi in northern New Zealand, to celebrate the country's national day.

For 50 years, experts thought it had gone the way of the dodo. But in 1948 a tiny population of flightless takahē was ...