Australia welcomes travel bubble talk, no new public info about Ihumātao, and speaker Mallard proactively arranges meeting with select committee. 

Profiling 100 indigenous women – how hard can it be? Very bloody hard, it turns out. But worth every sacrifice, says Qiane Matata-Sipu.

Whoever is successful on October 17, there is urgent work that needs doing to meet obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Twelve months on, are the parties any closer to a resolution to the long-running dispute?

Questions over stability of the government, health minister throws top official under the bus, and concerns raised over dolphin protection plan.

New testing strategy unveiled by minister, Otago Regional Councillors preparing for leadership showdown, and PM dismisses Ihumātao reports.

Auckland drought leads to fears of severe water restrictions, exclusive new poll results on government’s Covid-19 response, and is a resolution coming at Ihumātao?

You can't go on a roadie but you can read Attraction, the novel by Ruby Porter that was longlisted for the country's biggest fiction prize.

A surge of Māori internet memes have appeared on Instagram in the past year tackling topics from land theft to a shared love of fry bread.

The president of the oldest national Māori organisation still in existence has a few words for Shane Jones about his attack on Pania Newton.

Impacts of coronavirus in focus, claims of NZDF coverup of indecent assaults, and will NZ and Europe get a trade deal this year?

Two disturbing stories around extremism, a significant milestone reached at Ihumātao, and gang tensions flare in the Hawke’s Bay.

On day 1,173 of the occupation at Ihumātao, a resolution looks imminent.

What the UN climate refugee ruling means, Whānau Ora funding battle escalates, and what’s going on with Ihumātao?

He Kākano Ahau is a podcast by writer and activist Kahu Kutia (Ngāi Tūhoe) that explores stories of Māori in the city, and weaves together strands of connection. In this episode: Ihumātao and a new generation of resistance.