About 3,000 Maori leaders and representatives will travel from all over New Zealand for a national meeting, or hui. The hui on Saturday will be held in the Marae, or traditional meeting grounds ...

A Maori hui to discuss water rights is open to everyone, the Maori king's spin doctor Tuku Morgan says. King Tuheitia has called the hui, which will be held at Turangawaewae Marae in Ngaruawahia next ...

The Maori King's chief of staff says his national hui exceeded expectations. Around 10-thousand people attended the hui which was held in response to concern about the Government's Māori policies.

The Kiingitanga — Maori King movement — was founded in 1858 with the aim of uniting New Zealand's Indigenous Maori under a single sovereign, in the face of British colonization. The position has ...

Prime Minister John Key says King Tuheitia's claim that Maori have always owned New Zealand's water is "just plain wrong".

Maori King Tuheitia challenged the Prime Minister's dictum that no one owns the water by ending his national hui on Maori water rights last night with the declaration, "We have always owned the ...

The Government rejected a national hui on water, but it got one, like it or not. Yesterday's hui at Ngaruawahia's picturesque and historic Turangawaewae Marae was inspired genius by the Maori King ...

The king of New Zealand's Maori died on Friday after heart surgery, with aides saying the beloved 69-year-old monarch, praised as a symbol of national unity, had "passed to the ...

National Maori Housing Hui Monday 22 March 2010 Te Ururoa Flavell, MP for Waiariki. Tena koutou katoa. I endorse the welcome to you all today from our pakeke.

The king of New Zealand's Maori died on Friday after heart surgery, with aides saying the beloved 69-year-old monarch, praised as a symbol of national unity, had "passed to the great beyond".

The Government's water rights roadshow is threatening to derail after one of the country's biggest tribes boycotted the first hui in Hamilton last night, and the Maori Party warned others may follow.