Earlier this month, the Government announced the end of a pilot programme that allowed Māori and Pacific people to access bowel cancer screening starting at from age 50, effective 5 December.

The Te Pāti Māori co-leader calls for 'everyone to have a Tiriti submission Christmas' in an interview with Newsroom.

The study found that Māori males experienced particularly high rates of injury, with falls being the leading cause of trauma ...

Traditional Māori pounamu carvers are rare, says Rotorua’s Tamaroa Daniel Walker. He is the only greenstone carver to be a ...

“It was heartbreaking to hear how some have suffered because of their language and identity but great to hear that people in ...

From actresses and politicians to athletes and boarding school healing advocates, these 11 Indigenous newsmakers moved the ...

Hundreds turned up for the Mauaoathon on Saturday, which raised $35,802 for the city's first Māori ward councillor Mikaere ...

The meningococcal B vaccine Bexsero is funded for people aged 13-25 who are entering their first year of close-living ...

South Island takahe—a prehistoric-looking flightless bird endemic to New Zealand's rugged landscapes—have become a shining ...

BBC ALBA follows Skye-born doctor Euan MacDonald as he moves to New Zealand for a six-month attachment exploring the country’s health system, ...

Submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill close on 7 January and the Regulatory Standards Bill on 13 January.