He felled thousands of trees in his career, but now he has become the mighty totara to fall.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says despite campaigning against co-governance, National will have to acknowledge Māori interests in water if it becomes Government.

A Whakaata Māori poll has found Te Pāti Māori’s Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke is just four percentage points behind Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta in the Labour stronghold of Hauraki-Waikato.

The co-founder of what is called the biggest bail house in Aotearoa says getting out of prison is often the first chance many Māori and Pasifika have to get some control over their lives.

Takutai Natasha Kemp, says the best way to stand up to racism is to call it out every time - and let everyone know it won't be accepted.

Gisborne District Council starts consultation today on whether it should accept the Government's cyclone recovery package.