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Peters and Rawiri Waititi exchanged threats in the House yesterday, each implying the other wouldn't last five seconds if they had to step outside. Today, Peters called on the Serious Fraud Office to ...

New Zealand’s government plans to have 1 million Kiwis speaking basic te reo – the language of New Zealand’s indigenous Maori population – by 2040. There are also calls to make the ...

Taratoa Stappard begins production of ‘Marama,’ a Maori Gothic horror film, set in Yorkshire and filming in New Zealand.

Maori make up 36 percent of cases so far this year -- with six of them aged under five, the highest of any group. Meningitis Foundation chair Gerard Rushton, says it's especially concerning for Maori ...

He also witnessed the unrest caused by the rapid European encroachment on Maori lands. After retiring in 1900 from his career as a government surveyor, Smith devoted himself to the study of the Maori ...

A medical centre which fell victim to the nationwide shortage of GPs has a new lease of life, thanks to a kaupapa Maori health service. Maori news intern Emma Andrews reports.

Bond investors are going on defense as the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cutting path turns more uncertain.

WELLINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) - New Zealand has set the world record for the most people to perform a haka, a traditional dance of the country's indigenous Maori, reclaiming the title from France. A ...

There are now more te reo Maori speakers than ever before. Data from the 2023 Census shows that more than 200 hundred thousand people - or 4.3 percent of Kiwis - can hold a conversation in te reo.