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Fears quake-damaged home could topple down cliff
A Christchurch road has been closed off and residents…
Maori lost swathes of land
Maori lost swathes of land in the Bay of Islands, including islands now used as millionaires' hideaways, as recently as…
Iwi members to get $70m in payouts
Ngati Whatua Orakei expects to pay out about $70 million cash to iwi members over a decade.
Iwi's big plan for lasting wealth
Ngati Whatua o Orakei is preparing for a big Auckland real estate development push, after its treaty settlement and commercial…
Te reo reporter eyes pop charts
New Zealand's only pop-star-turned-newsreader is set to make a return to the music charts - but won't be giving up her day…
Maori
Bishop fuels opposition to highway plan
Opposition to a controversial Rotorua roading plan continues to grow, with the Anglican Bishop of Te…
Govt announces boost for Maori and Pasifika trades training
Government will increase the number of trades training places for Maori and Pasifika trades from 600 to 3,000 places, spending…
Marae-based resolution to pounamu dispute
West Coast Maori have come to an agreement that saves the State the cost of a jury trial and clears one of their own pounamu…
Tragedy strikes mum on UK trip
An Auckland family listened over the phone while their wife and mother's life support was switched off in an English hospital…
Tribe eyes Treaty land for housing
Ngati Whatua o Orakei is considering building housing and a retirement village on a waterfront block…
Bickering seen to hurt Ngapuhi
The Crown Forestry Rental Trust (CFRT) is failing Ngapuhi through its internal bickering, say Te Kotahitanga o nga Hapu…
Humble community thrust into spotlight
Before this week, barely anyone outside of the east coast knew where Mangatuna was, the little farming valley on State Highway…
Live stream: Horomia tangi
Watch the livestream of the tangi, courtesy of Radio Ngati Porou. Whanau, friends, iwi and former political colleagues…
Mai Chen: Enter the taniwha and the dragon
I had a glimpse of the future last weekend at the Taniwha Dragon conference held by Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples…
Parekura Horomia mourned
Maori Archives
The great and the common man came to farewell Parekura Horomia yesterday. On the first day of the Ikaroa-Rawhiti…
Te Reo Maori
Editorial: Way is clear for change to bland island names
More Te Reo Maori
Te Ika a Maui and Te Waipounamu are not names that trip off the tongue for most. But that is no reason…
Maori party
Govt partners cash in on promises
Budget Day is often the time for the Government support partners to cash in on the promises National made to them in return…
Maori Television
Twelve Questions: Teena Hale Pennington
More Maori Television
Easy questions first: What's the answer to Auckland's housing price bubble?
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