A High Court ruling has confirmed Ruapuke Island Group whānau hold the title again, after law changes pushed the case back to court.
A new investment framework argues New Zealand must move from shareholder primacy to intergenerational thinking.
Ten major iwi investors posted a 3.9% return in 2025, marking a third straight difficult year as property valuations and carbon markets weighed on results.
With $179m under a reset commissioning model, one of Whānau Ora’s new commissioning chairs is promising stronger governance, clearer data, and measurable impact.
From co-governance to control: after the debate over iwi influence in Three Waters governance, Ngāti Toa is not just looking for a seat at the table.
A carbon market jolted by policy changes is wiping value from Treaty settlement forests and forcing iwi to ask whether the Crown is undermining assets meant for future generations.
The Iwi Chairs Forum leaves Waitangi with a tighter focus on outcomes, climate recovery, and staying anchored in Te Tiriti.
A Whangārei-raised co-founder built a profitable fragrance business in London despite being told to give fragrance up, and is now weighing up what coming home could look like.
As Waitangi Day approaches, Treaty lawyer Roimata Smail says too many boards and executives are still making decisions without a basic understanding of Te Tiriti.
With most of the $1.2 billion Regional Infrastructure Fund now committed, the focus is shifting from allocation to what regions are actually getting in resilience, confidence, and working infrastructure.