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Tuia News operates as a national news service, with reporters strategically based in Parliament in Wellington and covering the Tāmaki Makaurau region.
Na Raihania, spokesperson for the National Iwi Chairs Forum, has launched a blistering attack on the government’s Budget…
The Government is investing in te reo Māori by strengthening Māori broadcasting and supporting Māori cultural and creative…
Courts Minister Nicole McKee has announced a major $100 million investment in Rotorua’s justice infrastructure, allocated in Budget…
A Waiuku whānau says they have been left heartbroken after being evicted from a Te Āwhitu Road property…
The landscape of Pare Hauraki has been forever changed following the final reading of three settlement bills in…
I haruru te Whare Mīere e te waiata i te taunga o te pānuitanga tuatahi mō te Pire…
Green Party MP Tamatha Paul, ranked 4th on the party list for the 2026 General Election, continues to…
Labour has officially confirmed its final candidate to contest the seven Māori electorates in the upcoming general election,…
A new push for universal dental care is gaining momentum in Aotearoa, with campaigners and Māori health providers…
After a crushing defeat in the 2023 election, Labour has confirmed Toni Boynton as its candidate to contest…
PŌNEKE — The coalition government is proceeding with its controversial review of Treaty of Waitangi references in legislation,…
The Government has secured an additional nine days’ worth of diesel supply to strengthen New Zealand’s fuel reserves…
Co leader Marama Davidson pictured here with five of the 13 Māori announced today in the Green’s list.
The Labour Party has selected Māori leader Kingi Kiriona (Ngāti Ruanui, Ngā Rauru, Ngāti Apa, Ngāti Kahungunu) as…
Family and friends have gathered at Ōrākei Marae to farewell activist Sharon Hawke who passed in Samoa last…
