A widow of one of the miners killed in the Pike River explosion is welcoming a police decision to resume drilling of boreholes.

Waipareira head John Tamihere says speaking out could put the organisation’s funding at risk, but it’s the right thing to do.

The chair of Local Government New Zealand's Māori Te Maruata Māori arm says her group is there to help the for new Māori councillors elected this week

Long time councillor Alf Filipaina says Auckland should be able to have Māori wards without losing its Independent Māori Statutory Board.

The 30th anniversary of the voyaging waka Te Aurere is being celebrated with a host of events including a circumnavigation of Te Ika a Maui by the late Sir Hekenukumai Busby's second waka hourua, Ngahiraka Mai Tawhiti

The Post Primary Teachers Association Te Wehengarua annual conference in Wellington this week is expected to adopt a policy calling for an end to streaming in schools by 2030.