Māori women at risk of abuse caused by poor housing and poverty
A new report links sexual and family violence to poor housing and poverty.
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'The community had its say'
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Leader pens response to yesterday's letter to the Prime Minister from 150 organisations.
Act big on property protection, just not for Māori land – John Tamihere
Te Pāti Māori's president says the foreshore law is 40 years in the making.
Ngāti Whātua appeals Waste Management landfill decision
Iwi challenges Environment Court decision to grant Dome Valley site resource consent.
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Simon Wilson: Tracing the links from abuse in care to crime on Queen St
OPINION: The links between violence in public and private and how the state acts.
'Inclusive of everybody': A decade since Whanganui River Deed of Settlement
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Māori wards’ future uncertain as new law kicks in
Simeon Brown confirmed the new Māori ward legislation is due to become law.
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Far North dartist's world youth champs appearance could lead to career.
Six Kiwis will take on world stars to contest New Zealand Darts Masters
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'Culturally unsafe': Greens Pasifika leaders resign over party's treatment of Māori, Pasifika MPs
The Green Party is facing major internal ructions.
Ngāti Raukawa’s message to Waitangi Tribunal: We did not cede sovereignty
Hearings wrap up in Wellington.
Luxon bypasses highway protest by flying into Urewera
Tūhoe protesters waited on road for PM, who took to the air instead.
Hawke’s Bay, Gisborne now NZ’s biggest meth users - police ask for public help
A spike in methamphetamine use in the Eastern District puts it in the top spot per capita.
Kiwi youths ready for genuine partnership – Layla Christison
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‘Enough is enough’: Hipkins blasts Government over Māori policies
The Labour Party says the coalition Government is unfairly targeting Māori.
I believe joining a gang is not good but understand why many do – Dave Letele
OPINION: Dave Letele goes direct to the gangs to talk about their life choices.
'Back to life': Ūawa man shares his medicinal cannabis story
CBD the answer to his anxiety and depression from having drug-resistant epilepsy.
PM Christoper Luxon opens Tukutuku, AUT’s newest building
At around 9000sq m Tukutuku is the largest development at the university’s North Campus.
Whānau Ora delivers $2.40 for every $1 invested
South Island Māori celebrate a decade of Whānau Ora.
Opinion: Abuse in care report - I went to Parliament to represent me and my two late brothers
Bernie O'Donnell stands up for his brothers, who passed before the report was released.
Tighter rules for customary marine title return under NZ First coalition deal
Legislation to nullify Appeal Court decision for customary marine titles.
Charity combating social violence launched in friend's memory
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Opinion: Māori and Pasifika wear their cultural tattoos with pride
OPINION: The markings are visual statements of who we are, and where we come from.
Millions of mussels to help restore Hauraki Gulf ecosystem
Green-lipped mussels used to reverse destructive fishing practices.
Police break up tensions between developers and locals
Developers and locals clash over building site.
Simon Wilson: We were there and we looked away – lessons from the Abuse in Care report
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'Can't continue to happen': Adesanya ambassador for new anti-violence charity
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Legends re-boot to support Māori and Pasifika wellbeing
Men of league gather in Rotorua for mental health.
'We used to live in the castle' - Waikato-Tainui tell their story
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