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He Tānga Manawa | In 1990, Māori graduands from Victoria University of Wellington were presented with their honours by te Pihopa o Aotearoa Whakahuihui Vercoe. At the graduation ceremony held at Te Herenga Waka Marae, Judge Taihakurei Durie and Dr Erihapeti Murchie were also awarded honorary doctorates in law. He mihi tēnei ki te hunga whai tohu i ngā hui whakapūmau o te wā – kei whea mai koutou!

The sixth annual Lux Lights Festival is back in Wellington.

The urban students got out of the classroom and onto a waka hourua to learn the ancient knowledge of their ancestors.

Hack Tairāwhiti competition will see participants develop Māori ideas using technology #HackTairāwhiti

“We've been waiting for a meeting for about 10 weeks we still haven't heard from him, but I’d love that meeting with him.” – Phyllis Pomare, parent

The Māori Party are challenging the government over Budget 2018: specifically the Māori Development budget. #Budget2018 #Tahua2018

The students boarded the waka hourua Hinemoana to gain first-hand experience of navigational tikanga tuku iho. Rapaera Tawhai Reports.

Participants in the challenge will be given challenges that they’ll need to design solutions for within 48 hours. Irena Smith - Te Karere with this report.