Stories by Eru Rerekura

A Māori tourism company based in Sydney which recently won an award, says its relationship with indigenous Australians was key to it being recognised.

Te Ātiawa and the Kāpiti District Council have signed an agreement to work in partnership on water and its management in the rohe.

A Moriori leader from the Chatham Islands is grateful the Government is providing millions of dollars in this year's budget to replace the island's dilapidated wharf.

The Geographic Board is seeking public feedback on changing the names of geographic and undersea features around the country.

A Northland group which opposes an agreement between the Crown and Ngāpuhi says it will continue its stand until the bitter end.

A Northland iwi radio station whose building was destroyed in a blaze has found a temporary home.

The Crown and the country's largest iwi are just one step away from settling its Treaty of Waitangi claims.

The Māori Party is praising the Government for making some progress in addressing the outstanding issue of poverty among Māori.

Norway's biggest oil giant will be asked to 'ship out' of New Zealand's Te Reinga Basin at its annual general meeting tonight.

More than a million dollars worth of broadcasting equipment and buildings have been destroyed in a blaze at a Northland iwi radio station.

A Māori internet working group plans to urge the Government to be more strategic about rolling out fibre optic broadband to marae in rural areas.

The leader of a Far North delegation opposing a Norwegian oil company's exploration plans hopes the country's own indigenous leaders can put pressure on the company.

Whanganui iwi say they're proud of Prince Harry's attempt at making a speech in Te Reo during his pōwhiri today at Pūtiki marae.

Ngāi Tahu Tourism has won the Auckland International Airport Award for Excellence in Tourism at the HSBC China Business Awards.

The hapū of Ngāti Tūpoho in Whanganui will be welcoming Prince Harry with an official pōwhiri at Pūtiki marae this morning on his visit to the river city.

The Hastings District Council is backing a Hawkes Bay iwi's choice of venue for the next Te Matatini national kapa haka festival in 2017. Audio

The leader of a Ngāi Tahu hapū is pleased the greenstone industry and public are finally starting to understand its role as kaitiaki of pounamu.

Tributes are flowing in after the death of the widely respected Ngāti Hine elder and former chairperson of the Māori Language Commission.

The people of Te Tai Tokerau and Māoridom are mourning the death of a leading advocate of Te Reo Māori. Audio

Five young Māori tertiary students have been awarded Ngārimu VC scholarships to help them further their academic studies.

A Whanganui tribe is galvanising its members to strengthen its negotiating position with the Crown.

A National MP of Ngāi Tahu descent is encouraging young Māori individuals to become involved with local community boards to advocate for tāngata whenua.

A small Māori delegation from the Far North is fighting Norway's biggest oil company over its oil exploration programme in Te Reinga Basin.

Thousands of Aboriginal rights campaigners demonstrated their opposition across Australia today over the Western Australian Government's plans to close down their rural communities.