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Iwi-built home for whānau of 10 officially opened
The newly built home for a whānau of 10 was opened in Te Karaka near Gisborne.
Murupara woman's dream burned brightly for four years. This week she starts work as a constable
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Intergenerational learning for Far North hapū supported by DoC, NRC, MfE
Hapu-led project a signal of the direction needed to make sustainable impact on waterways.
'It's unforgivable': The real reason Louisa Wall quit politics
Louisa Wall: It's hard to be part of someone's team if they don't want you.
Te reo Māori degrees in demand in legal profession
Whanganui's Riana Te Ngahue says her double degree helped her personal growth
Adopting the 'Māori Way' works
Once Māori health organisations were fully engaged the Māori vaccination rate took off.
Defence Force U-turn on Anzac Day parade celebrations
Defence Force enforces a no-mix and a no after-match policy for staff at parades.
Sliver of land sparks confiscation debate
Ancestral land opposition sparks call for recognition of historic land confiscation.
Treaty threat: Battle to move Tauranga racecourse, create regional venue with Rotorua
Preferred options for the future of Tauranga Racecourse are released, with no racecourse.
Tāwhiwhikareao - A clash of paradigms
Ngaoho was a brother in law of the fighting chief Te Takinga.
The story behind Rotorua's Rangitoto
Te Rangi i totongia ai te ihu o Tamatekapua is its full name.
Oranga Tamariki adopt Maori informed restorative justice practice approach
Approach encompasses learnings from the journeys of our tupuna so long ago.
School upgrades uncover treasure trove of history
The former manual training block is being upgraded
Covid-19 vaccine protects Māori, Pasifika just as well - study
In the first study of its kind, scientists have assessed the vaccine in vulnerable Kiwis.
Matariki public holiday passes into law
The law adds a 12th day of public holiday to New Zealand's working year.
Mixed response for new-look Hastings council as Māori ward introduced
There are gains and losses for the Hastings community under the change.
Council's law change bid passes first reading in Parliament
One local MP voted for it, and another against.
South Auckland community buzzing as Ōtara Market to reopen
Covid restrictions have kept the iconic market and its many stalls closed.
Calls for focus on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Northland
Experts: our societal drinking problem is behind Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
Thomas Coughlan: Treaty bubbling into Three Waters debate
OPINION: Labour faces an electoral challenge over its co-governance reforms.
Tuku Morgan returns as chair of Te Arataura, the legislative council of Waikato-Tainui
Morgan is back in the role he held from 2006-2012, after Linda Te Aho stepped down.
Council bid to change Māori ward local bill faces first reading in Parliament
If the bill does not pass by June 1, it will not apply to this year's local election
Rawiri Waititi: Māori should be paid a pension from age 57
There is support and opposition to the idea to lower NZ Super eligibility for Māori.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Loss of Māori legends a call for next generation to rise
COMMENT: They broke ground for tangata whenua, but the hard work is far from over.
'Unique' Goldie painting sells for $1.8m at Auckland auction
The portrait is of Ngā Puhi chief Kamariera Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa.
1000ha Waituna blaze threatens 'significant' wetland
Wetland used by generations as a giant food basket and mahika kai site.
Revealed: Louisa Wall's new job outside Parliament
Louisa Wall's job is part of a managed exit after withdrawing as an electorate candidate.
Maungatapu powerline project cancelled: 'Marae will fight to the bitter end'
Transpower has canned plans to move a 3.3km section of its A-line supplying the Mount.
David Seymour: Why co-governance isn't our future
OPINION: Act leader says referendum on co-governance brings the issue out in the open.
Coin and stamp dealer encourages more Māori women to take up the profession
Lois Ion is a rare person. She's just about as rare as her stamp and coin collection.
'Disgusted': Two anglers caught with 138 snapper, boat seized
The pair's catch was nearly seven times the daily limit.
'A hack into hauora': Music workshop aims to build connections at Rātana Pā
A free workshop to make and play traditional Māori musical instruments is on April 22.