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Local Focus: Mr G at home in Tauranga Art Gallery

A first glimpse of Mr G's first-ever solo exhibition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Auckland top 40 Under 40: Who's made the list?

Ihumātao protest leader Pania Newton stands out on the list for her rejection of a career.

Every hour at least one New Zealander dies from cancer

"Literally, they couldn't even get the camera into my bowel, the tumour was that big."

Letters: Time for a TV3 reality check

Why should the Government bail out a sinking-ship TV3, a commercial enterprise?

Damning Oranga Tamariki review: Gaps in the work, poor consultation and relationships

Oranga Tamariki boss Grainne Moss has offered an apology but the family has declined it

Woman adopted at birth details abuse in state care

"It was supposed to be a place of safety, but it was the complete opposite."

Letters: Look after our hospital

Religion and culture must not interfere in the lives of those who want death with dignity.

Proposal to include Ihumātao in top heritage area

The area is regarded as internationally significant for its heritage values.

'Great': Māori researcher backs England's haka response

"From a Māori perspective I don't think many people will be offended."

'Time to understand our history' as New Zealand Wars remembered in Taranaki

Organisers ask for understanding of 19th-century conflicts.

Beyond White Guilt: 'What would Cook say now?'

If Captain Cook were here today, would he have second thoughts?

Listen: A woman insisted on mispronouncing Māori names. ZB host's brilliant response.

Marcus Lush was incredulous as the listener insisted on mispronouncing the place names.

The truth about the haka advantage: All Blacks great hits back

The haka does not improve your rugby but it makes you feel like you can take on the world.

Beyond White Guilt: Pākehā dilemma - 'We're out of touch with our own world'

Don't rely on Māori for spirituality, find it yourself, says author.

Letters: Talking and listening can lead to understanding

Bay of Plenty readers have their say.

Why Māori will welcome Tuia 250 to Auckland

Comment: To refuse to welcome is a futile path which creates hard borders and walls.