Jody O'Callaghan

International families here for the coronial inquest are sleeping on couches and asking to use strangers' bank accounts to gain access to funding support.

The overseas-funded group rebuilding one of the mosques caught in the 2019 terrorist attackwants to assure New Zealanders of its “unwavering dedication” to getting the $20 million job done despite delays.

They wore Zekeriya Tuyan's photo on their T-shirts every day they attended the inquest into how he and 50 others died in Christchurch's terrorist attack, so he would not be forgotten.

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The Linwood Islamic Centre, where seven people were killed on March 15, 2019, has been demolished.

Students at Te Pūkenga's Christchurch campus are one step closer to having high-level reo Māori learning pathways reinstated after laying down a wero (challenge) to management.

Being more visible in the regions, stopping bottom trawling, and ensuring its tourism investments protect the environment are three aspirations Ngāi Tahu kaiwhakahaere Lisa Tumahai leaves with her successor.

Scrapping world-leading smokefree legislation will most directly harm Māori, whose mortality rates were modelled to be significantly slashed, experts say.

Waikato-Tainui will “use every means possible to fight” for its tamariki if the new Government goes ahead with its plan to remove Oranga Tamariki legislation reconnecting Māori children with their whānau.

A national hui is planned for January 20 as concerns mount over the coalition having potential to “undermine decades of hard-fought justice and equality for our nation”.