Te Ao Maori

Māori now make up half of all cases in the Delta outbreak, despite making up just 16 percent of the population.

And for two days in a row, there have been no new cases among Pākehā - something Māori… Audio

It's been a tough year for many, but particularly for those working within the education sector. A survey out just last week from the Education Review Office found the pandemic had left teachers… Audio

Maori and Pasifika health providers have teamed up to try and vaccinate people who the government rollout has failed to reach. After a protracted court battle, the Ministry of Health has been… Audio

Maru Nihoniho is the first Maori woman to run her own gaming company. She's the brains behind Metia Interactive, which creates educational, interactive games, with Maori stories and language at their… Audio, Gallery

After two High Court judicial reviews, the Director General of Health is releasing data of unvaccinated Māori in the North Island - but with clear conditions.

Whānau Ora first took the Ministry of… Audio

A vaccine event serving Māori and Pacific people with disabilities kicks off today, with a focus on inclusion.

The event Rally Your Village runs until Saturday evening at the Pacific Locality… Audio

An urgent hearing of the Waitangi Tribunal into the government's response to Covid-19 will wrap up today. 

The case was brought by the Māori Council, which argues the vaccine rollout and rushed move… Audio

Bureaucratic hurdles, slow decisions, a lack of funding, and the side-lining of Māori experts.

These are some of the criticisms that have been aired at a Special Waitangi Tribunal hearing in… Audio

Bureaucratic hurdles, slow responses and sidelining of Māori experts have been detailed before the Waitangi Tribunal today.

Today was the second day of an urgent hearing into the how the pandemic… Audio

Armed with data on the unvaccinated, the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency and Waiperera Trust are visiting some of Auckland's least vaccinated areas.

Today, Checkpoint was there as they walked the… Video, Audio

The gateway to Northland will be guarded by two checkpoints this summer, to keep Covid out and welcome vaccinated visitors in.

Police will be stopping cars south of Whangārei on State Highway 1 near… Audio

The government may be making in-roads in tackling child poverty, but yet another report shows Māori, Pacific and disabled tamariki are in danger of being left behind.

The latest Child Poverty Monitor… Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal has heard that Māori were on the back foot right from the start of the Covid pandemic.

Today was the first day of a special hearing into whether the Crown has breached Te Tiriti… Audio

Northland iwi say setting up road blocks in partnership with police is crucial to help protect Māori communities in preparation for the Auckland borders opening up.

Under the Covid-19 Public Health… Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal has heard the government's design of the Covid vaccine rollout left Māori on the back foot from the start.

The Tribunal granted a special hearing into the Government's handling… Audio

West Auckland is one of the hotspots of New Zealand's Covid-19 pandemic. At the community testing station in Henderson, upwards of 50 people can test positive for the virus in a single day. At the… Audio

On-air promotions, outside broadcasts and commercial radio ratings, this episode explores Māori radio and the work behind the mic. Audio

Professor Suzanne Pitama has become the first Māori female Dean of any Otago Medical School. She speaks to Jesse about her new role! Audio

Waitangi Day commemorations have been cancelled for 2022.

The Government is being warned that the calling off of events is just the start, with Northlanders fearful of what Covid-19 will bring to… Audio