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'It’s about being accountable for the offence they’ve committed.'
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Research has uncovered the location of the earliest sites of kūmara in Polynesia.
Māori and Pasifika have been priced out of paradise
OPINION: Building new houses that are warm, dry and secure is urgent and necessary.
$30m cut from te reo Māori programme to boost maths curriculum
Education Minister Erica Stanford said the te reo Māori initiative lacked accreditation.
Willie Jackson says National takes applause for Labour's housing initiative
Labour MP accuses Government of 'spinning the stats'.
Te Pāti Māori MP committed ‘unforgiveable sin’ with ‘lies’ comment – Jones
It's been alleged that the MP called others in the House liars.
David Seymour’s charter school bill passes third reading; Labour calls it ‘a sad day’
First charter schools are expected to open early next year.
Andrew Coster could have been a big change agent for the New Zealand police
The former commissioner tried to turn police bias towards Māori around.
Opinion: If TAB ran odds, whānau and child poverty would be huge favourites
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Clam warning: 'If it gets here, it's too late'
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Tukituki Land Care: evidence-based catchment planning project under way
The project will adopt a multi-faceted research approach.
Ruapehu mayor: Chateau Tongariro issues not insurmountable
Ruapehu's mayor says there are 'credible developers' interested in restoring it.
Māori, Pasifika and disabled missing from manufacturing, engineering and logistics
Workforce Development Action Plan will be presented at Parliament today
91-year-old competitor Henry Parkinson promises to return 'if I survive'
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'Voice in a million' silenced after cancer battle
Legendary singer Eddie Low had a voice like no other.
Māori mum's concern at children's access to damaging online material.
Online harm wānanga shows parents what a minefield they face.
Cooking skills added to community work sentences
Offenders in Whangārei enjoy learning how to cook.
Mpox vaccination campaign to make more Māori and Pasifika aware
Burnett Foundation Aotearoa has awareness campaign for LGBTQIA+ community.
Editorial: Coalition must be applauded for rapid response to emergency housing
OPINION: The Government has done a remarkable job in eight months.
Oranga Tamariki flagged mother twice before serious abuse allegations
Daughter reports mother: The trial reveals years of alleged violence against children.
1824 battle of Te Pakake Pā recognised with new highway sculpture
The sculpture symbolises the connections and partnerships that bind people together.
Former Treaty lawyer welcomed to Ngāpuhi top role
Moana Tuwhare was formally welcomed to the role of Te Tumu Whakahaere.
Auld Mug greeted with pōwhiri and spine-tingling haka in Whangārei
Te Kura o Waikare school students steal the Americas Cup show
Cafe to continue with its bilingual greetings to customers
Wellington cafe rewards those who order in te reo.
Children living in motels drops as families are moved into social housing
In eight months, whānau living in emergency accommodation has dropped by 57%.
Sand art mural decorates Mount Main Beach for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
'Toi onepū [sand art] is the perfect medium to symbolise te reo Māori.'
'Indomitable spirit': Music legend Eddie Low dies at 81
"He never knew how talented he was and how much he inspired all of us."
'Coming home': Rotorua Boys' High appoints new principal
Former head boy and staff member returns for the top job.
Tūwhakairiora's story comes to life in Kairākau's latest season on Whakaata Māori
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Eloise Matete said having her own children made her realise she wanted to be a midwife.
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Why Nikau Grace's latest single is a bit special.
'Politically clumsy': Ngāi Tahu blasts David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill
National, NZ First have already ruled out supporting the policy.
Foreshore & seabed: Supreme Court orders Crown to pay more than $100,000 to cover claimants’ court costs
Court has ruled in favour of hapū group, Te Kāhui.