He’s exalted as the greatest playwright ever, but would William Shakespeare approve of a Māori spin on his masterpieces?
Keala Settle from Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu became the first Māori woman to sing at the Oscars.
He’s exalted as the greatest playwright ever, but would William Shakespeare approve of a Māori spin on his masterpieces?
Keala Settle from Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu became the first Māori woman to sing at the Oscars.
Hollywood director, Ava DuVernay, has weighed in on the high imprisonment rates for Māori – comparing their struggle to African-American.
Oprah Winfrey has revealed to Māori Television she will never run for US President because “expressing myself on the planet would not be through politics.”
The family of a fifteen-year-old student who was punched repeatedly in a video posted on social media says enough is enough and have laid a formal complaint with police.
Retaining and finding teachers is a problem felt across the entire sector including Kura Māori. A South Auckland teacher says a change in pay would address part of the problem.
National Party Leader Simon Bridges has revealed his revamped shadow cabinet, which debuted publicly as a group today. The party now has three Māori members in its top ten.
The journalist who brokered the relationship between Parris Goebel and Woman’s Day, says the magazine needs to curb sensational journalism.
Ngāti Rangi are turning their attention to the settlement of Mt Ruapehu and Tongariro National Park following the signing of their $17mil deed of settlement over the weekend.
A celebration of all things Polynesian, the annual ASB Polyfest festival is set to kick-off this Wednesday.
Te Puni Kokiri is set to launch the first-ever Māori language netball app, Puni Reo Poitarawhiti, designed to bring te reo Māori to life on the netball courts.
Severe weather warnings are in place for parts of the North Island as Cyclone Hola sweeps across the country.