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Online tributes flow for fatal shooting victim
Online tributes are flowing for a Gisborne man affectionately…
From Hikurangi mines to the killing fields of Gallipoli
After his arrival from Scotland in 1909 and by the…
Ngapuhi fear medal lost for good
Descendants of a slain Ngapuhi chief fear that a re-discovered taonga that had been lost for over 200 years will be gone…
PM: No strings attached to dinner
John Key says his attendance at a fundraising dinner for the Maori Party had no strings attached and did not mean a guarantee…
PM: Native Affairs ban 'not sensible'
Prime Minister John Key said the ban on Maori Television's Native Affairs journalists from a press conference at the conclusion…
Maori
Party's $5k dinner with PM
John Key helped the Maori Party throw a $5000-a-seat fundraiser at which diners at the event were promised…
Kohanga Reo founder tells of 'shame'
The founder of the kohanga reo movement, Dame Iritana Tawhiwhirangi, has spoken of a "sense of shame" over allegations of…
Trust will resist Govt 'intrusion'
The troubled Te Kohanga Reo National Trust says it will resist Government "intrusion'' in its management.
King hosts hui as kohanga reo trust faces deadline to put its house in order
Major changes to the way the troubled Te Kohanga Reo National Trust operates will be thrashed out at a hui in Ngaruawahia…
Waitangi board bill passes first reading
A bill that creates a clear separation between the Government and the board responsible for the Treaty…
John Drinnan: The future of Maori TV gets political
The future of Maori broadcasting has become caught up in pre-election coalition politicking.
Waipareira Trust: SFO considers inquiry
The Serious Fraud Office has been "evaluating" a complaint involving the Waipareira Trust for two months - but won't say…
Royal tour: 'Infantile prank' a misquote
A London-based Kiwi, whose controversial Maori cultural advice to British newspapers was branded an ``infantile prank''…
'Cheeky' challenge feeds media frenzy
A tattooed and bare-bottomed Maori warrior left the Duchess of Cambridge grinning and proved an international hit with his…
Topless claim 'infantile prank'
Maori Archives
Claims in the British media that topless Maori female performers have been asked to cover up during…
Te Reo Maori
Herald on Sunday editorial: Election reshuffle risks te reo
More Te Reo Maori
When a worthy public project is not having its desired result, the first instinct of bureaucrats is…
Maori Television
John Drinnan: War and peace on the air
More Maori Television
Warring between MediaWorks' radio and TV arms has calmed since new owners took over in November, writes…
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