'Severe' consequence of not consulting Māori on armed response trials, police warned
Documents also highlight poor data collection and lack of evidence to evaluate the trial.
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But Māori Party co-leader says they won't rule out working with the party.
Government invests millions in job pathways for youth
"This is not just an employment service it's about providing wraparound support."
Cape Reinga roadblock: Iwi sends out invitations to reopening ceremony
The roadblock to the national tourist attraction has been labelled illegal by several MPs.
'Ngāti Epsom': Paul Goldsmith's true heritage revealed
His ancestor was regarded as 'the father of more children than any other early trader'.
'Mistakes happen' – Muller on Nikki Kaye's Māori heritage gaffe
Muller was pressed on his party's Maori representation when speaking to media.
National leadership claim Paul Goldsmith is Māori - he's not
Paula Bennett was amused by the suggestion that Paul Goldsmith was Māori.
Steve Braunias: Wonderland of Kiwi folk art treasures going under hammer
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Nelson artist threatened for non-Maori moko painting
Romney was likened to a witch who should fly away on a broom and leave Māori art alone.
Covid culture casualties: Hopes hongi and handshakes can return when safe
Traditional Kiwi greetings, the hongi and handshake, have been ditched due to Covid-19.
Fresh calls for public holiday to mark NZ Land Wars
There are fresh calls for the New Zealand Land Wars to be marked with a public holiday.
Concerns Govt lacks vision for Māori economy post-Covid
The pandemic has hurt many Māori businesses and critics say there is no plan to help them.
Kiwi folk art up for grabs
Rare sculptures, early colonial pottery, even a Jim Beam 'Hone Heke' decanter at auction.
Why Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei put retirement village rebuild 'on hold'
NZ Strong started there in January - now all work has stopped
A quarter of Northland kids still at home
Attendance shows south-to-north pattern: 90 per cent in deep south, 75 per cent in north.
Auckland DHB debates prioritising Māori and Pacific patients: 'Covid gives us a big-bang opportunity to reset'
Covid a 'big bang' opportunity to reset health system, says board chairman.
Māori and Pasifika must be part of planning New Zealand's Covid-19 recovery
The Conversation: Māori must be involved more equitably than has so far happened.
Local Focus: Te Puia arts and crafts staff delighted with Govt investment
$7.6 million injected to preserve the institute. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: Kawerau safeguards economic future
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Covid-19 delays Ngāti Whātua's 550-residence project
All new homeowners in the initial stage will get a free electric bike.
Funeral directors say 50-person limit still unfair on grieving families
A 50-person limit at funerals is still challenging, local funeral directors say.
Māori to get $900m to deal with Covid-19 fallout
The Government will spend $900 million in Budget 2020 to support whānau, hapū and iwi.
Budget 2020: Anti-smoking group praises Govt for not hiking tobacco tax
Too often it is vulnerable groups that are hit the hardest, advocate says.
Allowing police to enter marae 'smacks of discrimination'
Rahui Papa said there is a 'growing feeling' that the Government is undermining iwi.
Winston Peters' hongi call: 'Adapt or die'
Winston Peters' suggestion was dismissed by other politicians.
Winston Peters says hongi may never come back: 'Adapt or die'
Māori will have to make cultural changes to adjust to a Covid-19 world, Deputy PM says.
Budget 2020 wishlist: How Govt can better support Māori
"A number of our people don't have internet connections, they don't have that IT hook-up."
Calls to support Māori business in Covid 19 recovery
A Facebook page to tautoko such businesses has been widely shared.
Budget 2020 wishlist: What do Rotorua MPs want?
MPs want to rebuild whānau and environment, save and create jobs, and focus on innovation.
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Tiny communities with mass graves - the real story behind community roadblocks.
Ngāti Hine spreads aroha with food, hygiene packs
More than 1500 "kete koha" and 1300 hygiene packs have been distributed so far.
Elective backlog: Māori and Pacific patients could be prioritised
Māori and Pacific often among "the first to miss out at times of high demand," DHBs say.
City Rail Link boring machine named after Maori land rights campaigner
Dame Whina Cooper was 'brave, compassionate and fearless', says CRL chief.