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"By having our own ministry, we are no longer the poor relation of health."
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Exhibition to celebrate the face and diversity of Rotorua men
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Teresa White: 80 per cent of all attachment orders collected from beneficiaries
MSD attachment orders just keep punishing the poor and Māori.
Iwi prepares for Waitangi Tribunal to hear Ngāti Tukorehe claim
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Basketball: Manurewa brothers set to play ball in the US
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Māori Health Authority Te Aka Whai Ora given refresh before election
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Carvings from mid-1800s Ngāti Kahungunu wharenui showcased in exhibition
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Tāmati Coffey replaces Kiritapu Allan as Labour’s East Coast candidate
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Ex-National Front Stop Co-Governance Tour organiser believes 'white people' being targeted
Those attending secret meeting in Hawke's Bay screened by former National Front organiser.
$30m and apology for iwi who paid the price for the nation's development
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All ages gather for native planting in memory of Des Ratima
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Te Korowai o Wainuiārua iwi groups get Crown apology
'Today’s signing is a significant milestone for the people of Te Korowai o Wainuiārua.'
Department of Conservation kicks iwi off Queenstown river site
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‘I’m lucky to be alive’: Cyclone Gabrielle survivor rebuilding life in her 80s
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Mystery location for Whakatāne Stop Co-Governance meeting
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Groundbreaking all-Māori health clinic takes on GP waitlists
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Trustees of iconic marae put on notice in land court decision
Board accepts judge's decision and insists: "The future is bright."
Bench represents Rieko Ioane’s Kaikohe connection and All Black support
The popular All Black was able to give his hometown Kaikohe a special gift.
Taste of Māori food reaches new heights
Air New Zealand is promoting Māori culture with its new menu.
Commissioner Coster: So many liquor stores scattered in communities like corner dairies
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Country's first iwi liaison officer celebrates 50 years in police
Decorated Māori police officer Wayne Panapa looks back over a marvellous career
Supporting tamariki when a whānau member has a stroke
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Creating cross-Tasman camaraderie among indigenous surgeons
Up to 50 Māori and indigenous surgeons gather in Auckland
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Fair and logical: Rotorua council maintains random order for election voting documents
Alphabetical order is considered to favour candidates with names at the top of the list.