Te Ao Māori News

17/11/2024

“They are fighting for their rights, their culture and their coming generations." 👇👇

17/11/2024

“They are fighting for their rights, their culture and their coming generations."

"They are fighting for their rights, their culture, and their coming generations," the Hollywood star said.

17/11/2024

Pākehā and tauiwi "need to make our stand clear about Te Tiriti", supporters say.

17/11/2024

Renters United president Zac Thomas said the sharp increase in declined emergency housing applications “made a mockery” of the government's claims.

A rule change earlier this year appears to have led to a sharp increase in the number of applications for emergency housing being declined.

17/11/2024

Professor Carl Mika explains how he grew frustrated while practising Treaty of Waitangi law and how Māori concepts were handled and reduced to simplified forms that failed to capture their essence.

Professor Carl Mika explores Māori philosophy, examining how colonisation altered Māori views of reality and highlighting Indigenous concepts of interconnectedness and being.

17/11/2024

“The Māori Queen is willing to help lead a conversation about nationhood and national unity but will not accept a unilateral process that undermines Te Tiriti o Waitangi." 👇👇

17/11/2024

Rural areas underserved by existing telecommunications providers are poised to benefit from a new Māori-led initiative.

16/11/2024

David Seymour's allegations that schools are encouraging students to attend an anti-Treaty Principles Bill hīkoi are 'inflammatory' and unhelpful, principals say.

16/11/2024

The 'elite unit' is tasked with covering the whenua, which is one of the tikanga from the 1975 land march, hīkoi organiser says.

16/11/2024

Ngāti Rangi says it is devastated by the death of a monitored kiwi as the result of a likely dog attack.

16/11/2024

The group said the flags they carried were in opposition to the “divisive” Māori sovereignty flags of the hīkoi making its way to Parliament.

Police are planning to take enforcement action after protesters walked on Auckland's motorway network during a convoy led by Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki.

16/11/2024

Human rights activist Rosa Moiwend links Māori culture to her advocacy, highlights military occupation, human rights violations and resource exploitation in West Papua.

16/11/2024

As the march gets closer to Parliament, organisers are encouraging participants to make sure they are enrolled to vote.

15/11/2024

'I would fight against it. Māori have every reason to fight against it,' the former prime minister says.

15/11/2024

The annual kapa haka competition involving hundreds of kaimahi working in the sector is underway in Kirikiriroa.

15/11/2024

Hawke’s Bay regional councillors have decided they cannot support a new housing development in an area they say is known for 'severe flooding risks'.

Hawke’s Bay regional councillors have decided they cannot support a new housing development in an area they say is known for “severe flooding risks”.

15/11/2024

Aboriginal artist Yhonnie Scarce, well-known for her glass work, shares a piece that touches on the UK nuclear tests in Australia during the 1950s and 1960s.

15/11/2024

Many kura kaupapa Māori across the country are preparing for their regional campaign but another burden rears its head for many struggling whānau.