
Tā Pou Temara, who shaped generations of Māori speakers, dies aged 78
Sir William helped establish the language academy Te Panekiretanga o te reo Māori.
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Willie Jackson wants Te Papa to help return the taonga to Ngati Porou iwi.
The spider is the northernmost specimen of Cantuaria yet found in New Zealand.
The kumete whakairo was carved as a peace gift to politician Robert Graham in 1878.
The bird has paired with a more common blue-green tūī nearby.
Rising costs and maintenance of buildings have put a strain on the museum's cash reserves.
The carvings are coming home after more than a century sitting in an Australian museum.
The Herald previously reported the collection of specimens was at risk of disposal.
The Government has announced the construction of a new facility in Upper Hutt. Video / Supplied
The museum was just named a top global destination, but it's struggling financially.
OPINION: Visit Waipoua Forest at night with a Māori guide for a spiritual experience.
Banners made in Napier and spotted on the streets of Wellington are now off to Te Papa.
In 1350, the first waka landed at Te Awanui. After conflict and loss, apology and partnership are restoring Te Papa’s heartbeat, building a new future on old foundations.
Chamber Music New Zealand’s 2025 season opener is anything but traditional.
Ngahiriwa Rauhina stars in the one-man show about prison life and personal stories.
The 82-year-old painter contemplates beginnings, endings and what, exactly, is the truth.
All tickets for the 2025 Te Matatini finals day are sold out.
Two Moriori karapuna were repatriated from Canberra to Te Papa.
Te Papa's ticket sales at 97% of expectations; 21,632 sold since September.
One group, eight people named at the celebration tonight for outstanding contributions.
The museum has started charging international visitors aged 16 and older a $35 entry fee.
Aquinas students' pieces showcasing toi Māori and Pasifika art hit national stage.