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Landowner to sell Ahipara section as occupation clocks up six months

Occupiers hoping for "positive solution" in the next two months - but can stay all winter.

John Tamihere: You cry separatism? Try being Māori

OPINION: "Why take my money, spend it for me, fail me, then tell me I'm a failure?"

Shane Te Pou: David Seymour's sequel to Don Brash's Ōrākei speech

OPINION: It was designed to obscure the unpalatable and muddle meaning.

Just add water: Kaipara project yields results and lessons

Two sites host experiment in irrigation techniques in rich soils of the Kaipara

New Covid-19 support clinic set up in Whanganui

The clinic's purpose is to provide assessment and treatment to Covid-positive people.

New Te Arawa natural burial site opens

The Haparangi family welcomes whanau who have died to its new natural burial cemetery.

Wards get nod despite not meeting requirements

South Taranaki wards have been approved despite not fitting the official requirements

Silver Scroll success for Seth Haapu

'It's good to have different minds come together, and have different ideas merge'

Go ahead and pamper yourself

As the date approached I started to feel insecure about fitting in with others

'My first meeting with Jane Campion was quite intimidating' - Kiwi Oscar nominee

Amber Richards talks about the star director and her own Oscar nomination.

Dunedin City Council's rift with runanga an 'ugly situation'

Two runanga are withdrawing from a partnership with the council over Three Waters reform.

Ngāpuhi Antarctic adventurer Busby Noble laid to rest at Mangamuka

Busby Noble became a celebrity overseas after his exploits on the frozen continent.

Connecting with heritage a highlight for principal

Whanganui City College principal Peter Kaua describes his ideal weekend in the city

'Out of thin air': Appellants take council to task on Māori ward structure

'It's like all of a sudden, the goal post changed.'

'We don't need another liquor outlet. Why would you want to keep breaking up families?'

Bay of Islands hapū Ngāti Rēhia says it was kept in the dark over liquor shop plans.

Frank and open korero lifts taboo off dying

Discussion on the end of life is often left in the too-hard basket.