The Disabilities Resource Centre Trust is inviting Bay of Plenty residents to a community event on December 7 to celebrate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Riana Te Ngahue (Ngāti Porou), a young Māori lawyer, started making TikToks for people like her uncles “who don’t really care ...

In an open letter, Lois Griffiths, co-presenter of the environmental, social justice and current affairs programme Earthwise ...

In healthcare, this means targeting interventions to reduce the unique challenges faced by Māori, such as poorer access to care and higher rates of chronic illness. Ethnicity is a critical determinant ...

Website and daily print publication for the Gisborne region. One of only four independently owned daily newspapers in New ...

Producing family and household data by ethnicity and Māori descent for the 2023 Census describes the methodology for ...

As councillors clashed with the mayor and put their relationship with mana whenua at risk, the outcome was still anyone's ...

The ‘A place that changes you’ campaign seeks to build on the 2021 release, by exploring the reactions manuhiri (visitors) ...

The majority were there to deliver a letter to elected members, asking the council to oppose a resource consent application ...

Proposed cuts to Māori and Pacific health services will result in poorer health outcomes for those communities, the Public Service Association Te ...

By September 2025, Council must develop a comprehensive water services delivery plan. Over recent months, Horowhenua District ...

Sixteen University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka researchers have received $2.8 million of Health Research Council funding to advance their careers. The mix of fellowships, and grants and ...