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Waka Ama Nationals underway with record numbers at Waitangi
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Rewi Maniapoto's kaitaka is returned to his Ngati Maniapoto people and marae
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Oranga Tamariki 'systemically broken' - Māori authority head
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PM and rugby players twirl to Poi E at Pohe Island
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Ahipara occupation marks first anniversary as leader trespassed
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Kāhu ki Rotorua: Poi magic to fill stands, raise spirits at World Cup
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Ōkareka was a site that was once rich with kumara cultivations that fed many sub-tribes.
On a mission for Makereti
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Māori urged to hit the polls - 'It's not too late'
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New MOU signed to help address palliative care shortage in the Eastern Bay
A scholarship for Te Ōhanga Mataora: Bachelor of Health Science Māori Nursing students.
Taking a virtual overview for Māori to connect to culture and whenua
Virtual and mixed realities project aims to connect Māori with te reo, culture and whenua.
Black Ferns continue to tinker as World Cup opener awaits
The Black Ferns continue to tinker as they look for their strongest match-day squad.
Te Puke teen Santo's rise to Black Ferns squad
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'This is the Tauranga I'm dreaming of': Events to celebrate city's diversity
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New research aims to understand Māori experiences of Covid
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Māori rongoā workers fear new bill before Parliament will over-regulate their mahi
Rongoā practitioners concerned upcoming Parliament legislation is not fit for purpose.
While smiles are a mile wide in Fiji, mental health welfare status is nothing to smile about
Fiji does not have the human resources or funding to deal with mental health issues.
The brain drain: Kiwi nurse triples her pay by moving to Aussie
Is the grass really greener on the other side of the Tasman?
Descendants of 'Papa Hek' thrilled to be captaining waka hourua
Joelene Busby and Terissa Busby will be the first wāhine Māori to captain the waka hourua.
Candidate calls for online and mandatory voting
Māori ward candidate says voting should become mandatory.
Kāpiti Business Hall of Fame inductee: John Barrett
"It's very humbling and a great privilege to be included in this group."
Mud baths and deep trenches: League day was worth damage to fields - council
Damage to the fields means they are not suitable for many of the other sports teams
Cancer screening should begin with Māori most at risk of lung cancer
Māori cancer testing must be lowered to save more lives.
South Island iwi looks to restore land where aluminium has been produced since 1971
Ngai Tahu sign deal with Tiwai Point for major clean-up regardless of smelter's future.
'I've had people say real estate is a white industry, there's no place for te reo'
Tama Emery on bringing te ao Māori to buying and selling in South Auckland.
Man charged after Kaitāia pouwhenua vandalised
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