Stories by Te Aorewa Rolleston

Sources at Waikeria have told RNZ the remaining 17 men are protesting about dilapidated conditions, cramped cells, and a lack of basic supplies.

The University of Canterbury's first Doctor of Education has graduated saying he wants to be a good role model for his children.

Tributes have been flowing for the late Dr Rose Pere as te ao Māori mourns a revered spiritual leader.

Seven wāhine Māori from Raukawa have completed a 370km trek across the north island retracing the footsteps of their ancestor Māhinaarangi.

A hapū in Raglan has teamed up with Waikato Regional Council to help avoid utter devastation caused by possums on their whenua.

The government is rolling out a programme nationwide in an attempt to normalise te reo Māori within schools.

The Māori All Blacks weren't the only winners when they played against the Moana Pasifika team on Saturday - one spectator also won big on the night.

A new trades and training campus will be set up at Auckland's Hoani Waititi Marae to help more Māori and Pasifika into skills-based education.

West Auckland's Crum Park has had its name of Tahurangi Park reinstated, in a bid to normalise te reo Māori place names across the Auckland region.