Māori issues will be a key focus of a new research institute at Waikato University.
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AUT University in Auckland is trying to encourage more Māori to take up nursing.
To date no Māori kiwifruit orchards are among the 60 orchards affected by the PSA vine killing bacteria.
Māori health researcher Dr Marewa Glover says baby formula manufacturers have behaved like tobacco companies in the way they have used marketing to manipulated women into using their products.
Disagreements among committee members was aired on the first day of hearings on the replacement bill for the Foreshore & Seabed Act.
On Friday 26 November Te Huarahi Tika Māori spectrum trust will be holding their annual hui in Wellington.
Ngāti Kahungunu Iwi leader, Ngahiwi Tomoana has been named deputy chairperson for the Hawke’s Bay District Health Board.
The chair of the Hawkes Bay’s Ngāti Kahungunu iwi says his people want the door left open to discuss mining on Māori owned land.
Te Mata o Te Tau academy for Māori research and scholarship – Massey University is launching a Māori mental health assessment test – Hua Oranga.
Information released by Statistics NZ has shown a disparity in the impact of increased unemployment levels measured between 2008 -2010 and median income amongst Māori and Pacific people.
In a push to equip frontline workers with skills and knowledge to recognise and respond to child abuse the Deputy minister of Social Development, Judy Collins announced that CYFS and child protection trainers ‘Child Matters’ will deliver free workshops to 800 professionals who work with children.
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Labour retains Mana electorate seat
The Labour Party candidate Kris Faafoi won the Mana by-election by 1080 votes.
Mining lobby group Straterra says the Marine and Coastal Area Bill has a large number of inconsistencies, ambiguities and anomalies in its wording.
Despite a few firm words from the Auckland supercity Mayor Len Brown regarding the closed meeting held by the statutory Māori Board on Tuesday, the statutory Māori Board says it’s determined to work closely with the council.
Robin Hapi businessman and leader will accepted the Massey University appointment as an adjunct professor in the College of Business.