Oranga Tamariki wrong not to follow up abuse reports, review finds
Agency got it wrong by not investigating 9 out of 14 reports of possible abuse or neglect.
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Matariki Living Taonga Awards night full of laughter and song
Mike Paku, Chair of Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga was pleased with the night
Cultural Festival celebrates best of local kapa haka
Tararua Kāhui Ako presented the 2021 Cultural Festival in the Woodville Stadium July 1.
Mongrel Mob's meth rehab programme given $2.75m
Central Hawke's Bay mayor says backers of Mob programme must keep their eyes "wide open".
Jarrod Gilbert: Tackling the gang problem requires a bit of give and take
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Arts award for prison weaving tutor
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'Crumbs': Claim lodged over minimum wage for kōhanga reo teachers
Mainstream teacher aides on minimum wage earn more than most kōhanga reo kaiako.
He Puapua first target: National campaign demands debate on Govt policies
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'Groundbreaking' migrant pōwhiri in Tauranga may become permanent
Hundreds attended what is believed to be the first migrant pōwhiri.
Taonga: Mara TK on his kōauau, a traditional bone flute
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Shooting for the stars: Reuben Paterson's dazzling crystal waka is finally unveiled
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Ngāpuhi Northland Age editor excited about homecoming and new role
Myjanne Jensen is looking forward to her new role as editor of the Northland Age.
Matariki fireworks to light up capital's waterfront tonight
The fireworks will cap off this year's Matariki festival in Wellington.
The rise of Puanga: What it means and how it's celebrated
Puanga, the Aotearoa New Year, is a time to remember the past and look to the future.
How Treestylers won Best Emerging Māori Enterprise
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Historic HB: MAC music students gain great reputation
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Power station opening heralds new era of Far North self-reliance
Geothermal energy now powers the Far North for 97 per cent of the year.
Taranaki Whānui members occupy land near Mt Crawford prison
Members protesting what they claim to be zero consultation in development discussions.
Waiheke Island protest explained: How it got to face-kicking
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Disposing of mortuary waste to be more in line with tikanga Māori
Council votes for mortuary waste to be separated from the public wastewater system.
'Really good news': Iwi scheme will build $500K homes for whānau
Ngāti Whakaue wants to establish real pathways to homeownership for their people.
The Māori vision of Antarctica's future
NY Times: Māori may have reached Antarctica first, but it's what lies ahead that matters.
Matariki: Traditional hangi method becoming endangered
Aotearoa's indigenous cooking method celebrated by Auckland Council.
Museum explores revolving curatorial role for hapū and iwi
It would allow each iwi to curate an exhibition based on the Taonga Māori collection.
Ngāti Maru step closer to having Treaty of Waitangi claims settled
It recognises the Crown confiscation of half of the whenua of Ngāti Maru in the 1860s
Lights, music and kai at Woodville's first Matariki celebration
Woodville Sports Stadium was aglow on Sunday, July 4, for the community's first Matariki.
Shane Te Pou: Matariki is a time for all of us to celebrate
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