The Māori Queen, Te Arikinui Nga wai hono i te po, is due to give her first public speech this afternoon – one year on from her father’s death and her ascension to the Māori monarchy. It is tradition ...

A year-long wait for New Zealand's Maori community ended on Friday after the queen delivered her first public address. Nga Wai hono i te po Paki broke a traditional year-long mourning period, which ...

Marae are often on the front line of natural disasters, opening their doors to shelter the community and at times hit hard by floods themselves. PhD researcher Haukapuanui Vercoe said marae needed to ...

The queen of New Zealand's Maori tribe gave her first national address. She ended a year of public silence following her father's death.. https://p.dw.com/p/502OD The ...

A pōwhiri for ngā Ariki o te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa at the Koroneihana celebrations for 2025.Te Tari o te Kiingitanga / SUPPLIED "Less government, more tino rangatiratanga." That is the word from ...

The House of Cards actress and Billy Elliot actor met on the set of the 2015 superhero movie Fantastic Four, and announced they had married in July 2017. During an appearance on the Where Everybody ...

MONTE CRISTO, Utah (KUTV) — A missing man was found dead in his truck, according to his family. Ty Webster, 38, of Clinton, was last seen in Ogden on Aug. 13, 2025. On Wednesday afternoon, his family ...

How utterly ludicrous that the Ministry of Education will cease printing the primary school reader At The Marae because it contains too many te reo Māori words, with vowel sounds that are different to ...

Te Akatea Incorporated represents hundreds of Māori principals and leaders throughout Aotearoa. We express our collective outrage and deep disappointment at the Ministry of Education’s decision not to ...

Bruce Jepsen says the decision not to reprint "At the Marae" was racist and white supremacist. Photo / Ministry of Education The Education Ministry has canned a reader for junior children because it ...

The Education Ministry has canned a reader for junior children because it has too many Māori words, infuriating Te Akatea, the Māori Principals' Association. The association's president Bruce Jepsen ...