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How The Herald reported Mandela's jail release
We look back on how the Herald responded to Mandela's…
Tainui Stephens: Maori are passionate filmmakers
The Maori movie voice is fast taking its place in the whakapapa of film. By doing so, it will generate its own cultural…
Moko 'missing ingredient'
Sir Ben Kingsley has talked about sporting a full facial moko in the sci-fi movie Ender's Game saying it gave his character…
Fran O'Sullivan: Closer eye needed on power of mayor
Powerful position allows too many personal policy platforms without them being appropriately put to the test.
Paul Moon: The Titford fallacy
For years, Allan Titford and his many supporters fashioned a dystopian and blatantly racist vision of New Zealand's future…
Maori
Maori history undermines home renovations
Thousands of homeowners will be forced to seek iwi approval before making alterations to their properties…
Tribe thank Titford's wife for bringing him to justice
Twenty-one years after Allan Titford tried to frame a Maori community for crimes he committed, the people he blamed have…
Haka honours bravery at Rangiriri
It's noted in history as one of the bloodiest battles of the New Zealand land wars that preceded the British invasion of…
Green light for luxury housing
Beachfront preservationists fear extinction of the endangered fairy tern after residential development at Te Arai, 110km…
Legacy of purpose, place
Whenever my father was looking weary under the strain of his work for Maori, we would say to him, "Why…
Crash course in te reo
Everyone knows the Maori language has taken a battering, but in downtown Auckland, a seat in the form of the word "reo"…
Greatest NZ Stories: Dream of pa helps Te Hana regain its mana
Thomas de Thierry had a dream which took about $5 million to become a reality.
Sharples as the world will see him
It wasn't until after he had taken the photo for his new book featuring people from 35 tribes from the Siberian Arctic to…
Sir Douglas Graham retains knighthood
Prime Minister John Key says Sir Douglas Graham might have given up his knighthood had the Government not told him he didn't…
Ngai Tahu youth best young savers
Maori Archives
Young people from Ngai Tahu are more likely to be saving for retirement and are more wary of debt than…
Te Reo Maori
Urgent Kohanga Reo audit ordered
More Te Reo Maori
An urgent audit has been ordered by the government into the spending of state money intended to help…
Maori party
'Put up or shut up' - Jones tells Flavell
Labour's Shane Jones says Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell should "put up or shut up" over Operation Eight and Ruatoki…
Maori Television
John Drinnan: Maori TV probe labelled too Pakeha
More Maori Television
Some Establishment Maori are complaining that Maori Television has been too pushy with its "pakeha-fied"…
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