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Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio represents NZ at the climate-change event.

A story of institutional violence, Dr Huhana Hickey talks about her stolen identity

Labour Minister Willie Jackson mourns the loss of his mother and uncle in the same week.

Polyfest is a space that celebrates cultural identity on a competitive stage.

The 47th celebration of Polyfest will be livestreamed.

"For someone that walked with so much greatness, he was a humble man."

"Our success factor is that we connect on a community level."

Kawerau workers expect to spend a lot of their income just to get to and from work.

For every dollar a Pākehā man makes, a Pacific woman makes 73 cents.

Convoy 2022 protesters add Māori activist Tame Iti to a hit list.

'I told myself that I can and I will ban conversion therapy. And last night, we did.'

'In my eyes, I did nothing wrong' - woman claims her dismissal was unfair.

Male mental health movement 'Soften Up Bro' are calling on men to embrace their emotions.

Guinevere Eves-Newport, 88, was the first Pacific Island community worker in New Zealand.

'We acknowledge the enduring hurt that has been caused' - Ardern.

The Government will today announce a formal apology to address the dawn raids

Almost 50 years on from the raids, critics say the apology is long overdue.

Two people are believed to be responsible for robbing the Henderson studio.

It comes ahead of the Government's dawn raids apology, nearly 50 years later.

Aotearoa's indigenous cooking method celebrated by Auckland Council.

After working with First Nations for over two decades, Nasa has asked Aotearoa to join.

"Māori learners need to be part of the conversation from the beginning."

Te Tohu Paerua o te Reo Kairangi will be launched on July 2 in Hamilton

One person has been transported to hospital in a serious condition following the crash.

It may just be the place you want to get vaccinated.

Astronomer Ian Griffin gets approval to name asteroid after his admirable friend.

It's as serious as national kapa haka festival Te Matatini.

A three-day celebration will include a panel discussion with US Black Panther members.

Study reveals Polynesians the first to discover frozen continent in the seventh century.

The festival is set to be a great lead-in before Matariki becomes a national holiday.

It comes after a YouTube video incited violence and threats towards Māori Party leaders.