A Māori language radio news service from the central North Island focused on local kaupapa for local audiences by local journalists. Radio Te Arawa FM, Tainui Live and Moana Radio with support from Ngā Iwi FM, Raukawa FM, Maniapoto FM and Tūwharetoa FM.
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Ngarewa-Packer: “I'm not about to allow anyone to die”
Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is hitting the streets to vaccinate whānau.
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NewsMusical powerhouse Hollie Smith releases first album in five years
Singer Hollie Smith is making a triumphant return with her fourth solo album, Coming in from the dark, out this Friday.
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Top Māori producers help create indigenous Canadian thriller about children forcibly adopted by the state
A Kiwi-Canadian film is among many as the New Zealand International Film Festival kicks off next week, in 12 cities and towns across Aotearoa.
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DHB nurses gain big wage boost but others miss out
While nurses have accepted their employer district health boards' latest offer, for an immediate $5,800 pay rise, to their base salaries, nurses in other organisations will miss out.
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The finest Māori art performances you can't miss in upcoming festival
Prominent Māori visual artist Lisa Reihana will open the programme for the 2022 Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, which feature the finest in Māori and indigenous art.
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Aucklanders unite to provide free kai to homeless
While Auckland remains in the level 3 lockdown, non-profit groups Unite Aotearoa and Humanity New Zealand are working together to support the homeless.
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Reti reveals barriers stopping Northland Māori from getting vaccinated
Covid vaccination rates in Northland are among the lowest in the country, with the latest figures showing 71 percent of people have had their first dose, and only 50 percent have had their second.
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New $750,000 project protects Māori mātauranga to decrease misappropriation
An international project between Waikato and New York researchers has received a $750,000 boost, to expand tools protecting indigenous communities' rights, over their own knowledge and data.
