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In a playful piece of data shared during Conservation Week, DOC estimated there are 695 billion visible living things in ...

In Auckland alone, visible homelessness jumped 53% in four months, with more than 800 people now sleeping rough on the ...

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Te Rangihaeata Oranga Trust works with whānau to provide counselling, education, and culturally supported pathways toward ...

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For Māori, data sovereignty – or rangatiratanga over data about Māori – is not a technical term. It’s about ...

Volunteer leaders – coaches, managers, committee members, and administrators – are the lifeblood of grassroots sport. They ...

Police in the Bay of Plenty are appealing for public assistance after the deaths of two people at a property in Pukehina ...

We asked and you responded! 2025 has been a remarkable year for waiata Māori — with artists blending traditional forms, ...