HIV on the rise for heterosexuals, why Māori wahine are particularly at risk
As more heterosexual people are diagnosed with HIV, sexual health stigmas among Māori are putting wahine at risk, a Rotorua ...
NZ lawmakers told to stop complaining about Māori name use in Parliament
The speaker of New Zealand’s parliament has told lawmakers that he will not consider further complaints about the use of the ...
New Zealand lawmakers told to stop complaining about use of the country's Māori name in Parliament
The speaker of New Zealand’s parliament has told lawmakers that he will not consider further complaints about the use of the ...
Whanganui iwi blasts Govt over bowel screening age change for Māori
An iwi-led health organisation in Whanganui claims the Government’s planned changes to bowel screening is “politics playing ...
Te Matatini: Opening a window into te ao Māori
Te Matatini o Te Kāhui Maunga brought thousands of visitors to Taranaki, injecting millions of dollars into the province in ...
Shrek te reo Māori version: Hastings man playing Lord Farquaad as classic film gets a dose of Hawke’s Bay humour
Among the voices bringing the te reo Māori adaptation of Shrek to life is Hastings-based Jeremy Tātere MacLeod, who is taking ...
New report highlights dramatic growth in Māori economy
Māori contributions to the economy have far surpassed the projected goal of '$100 billion by 2030,' a new report has revealed ...
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Five Minutes With Māori Actor and Storyteller Rachel House on Entertainment’s Bright Future
We currently don’t have a government who places any value on the arts, Māori culture, or the environment... What I’m hopeful ...
In New Zealand, row over usage of Aotearoa, its Māori name
New Zealand Parliament rejects ban on Māori name Aotearoa, reflecting cultural tensions and language revitalization efforts.
Don't complain about use of New Zealand's Māori name, MPs told
It comes after the deputy prime minister tried to ban lawmakers from calling the country Aotearoa in parliament.
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Milly Stewart | Toitū te Ao Founder
The latest data from the University of Otago Aids Epidemiology Group shows the number of people in Aotearoa living with HIV in 2023 increased by 235 – up 74% on the previous year – to an estimated ...