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Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.
'Increasingly activist' Waitangi Tribunal faces its future
Since the election, the Waitangi Tribunal has received six urgent inquiries.
Gangbuster: Police Minister’s message to gangs - reform or be reformed
Police Minister Mark Mitchell's message is simple. There's a new sheriff in town.
Children’s Minister wants to work with Māori - despite working to scrap Treaty obligations
Karen Chhour wants Oranga Tamariki to develop relationships with Māori.
Corrections Minister wants to work with Māori to help rehabilitate inmates
Corrections Minister open to a by 'Māori for Māori' rehab approach.
School lunch changes spark concerns at Kaiti School
Govt to save $107m with simpler school lunch options.
Māori veterans seek compensation for post-war injustices
Inquiry probes Crown's treatment of Māori veterans after their return from fighting.
New school lunch model could cut out kaupapa Māori suppliers
Whanganui contractor says revamp could disadvantage smaller-scale food businesses.
Councillor quit after being queried about regular absences
Hamilton councillors have been queried about their attendance.
My experience on the DPB was not a pleasant one - Carmel Sepuloni
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New Zealand Navy changing of the guard
Rear Admiral David Proctor is farewelled with a fiery navy haka.
LGBTQ+ advocate: Striving to be genuine in a one-size-fits-all world
“I honestly feel the most like myself - authentic.”
Nathan Durie believes charter schools could help Māori prosper
School tumuaki Matua Nathan Durie believes Māori could prosper under charter schools.
Māori and Pasifika face discrimination over police’s use of biometric data - expert
A data ethicist has concerns over expanding use of the technology.
Fears Auckland local board funding shake-up will hurt ‘poorest of community’
South Auckland local boards say they will miss out under new funding model.
Auckland, Northland's 43 best buildings: Architecture awards announced
State-owned apartments, an innovation hub and an early learning centre also won awards.
From suffering a stroke to strength sport powerhouse
Ashleigh Hoeta shares her story of resilience and determination.
New kina regulations likely after Far North meeting
Far North meeting shows depth of concern over kina barrens, says Fisheries Minister.
Striking new suspension bridge likely to become a destination
Bridge in national park built to last a century, survive a one-in-250-year landslide.
Rare tail feather of extinct New Zealand bird goes under the auction hammer
Huia feather in great condition expected to fetch thousands at auction
Popular camping ground facing closure gets possible lifeline
The beachside spot was given notice it would be closing down by July.
Iwi pens letter to King Charles over 'lawless Pākehā' behaviour
Ngāti Kahu call on monarch to stop Treaty attacks.
Group from the Leadership Academy will follow footsteps of Māori Battalion
A Company rangatahi head to Italy for Cassino 80th anniversary.
Editorial: Delegation highlights the coalition's lack of Pasifika MPs
EDITORIAL: The picture of the deputy PM and his travel mates has something missing.
Iwi are counting on new Māori data analysts
New scholarships support seven data analytic students.
New survey suggests the Treaty brings NZ together
Today’s official narratives acknowledge the Treaty was broken during European colonisation
Whānau Ora has been ahead of the Social Investment game for a decade
The Social Services agency will watch over the $70 billion investment
Kathleen Kawana death: Police claim she was murdered in Hastings
The murder-accused has been remanded in custody and has name suppression.
Speed humps and roadside barriers a godsend to West Auckland school students
Six schools in a 1km area - why Kelston wants safety measures.
'We are home’ Mum says moving into new community housing life-changing for whānau.
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Disestablishing Māori Health Authority is still on Waitangi Tribunal agenda
Claimants have met the criteria for a ‘Priority Inquiry’ scheduled for October 2024