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Court of Appeal overturns High Court's decision on Waitangi Tribunal summons
Iwi group succeeds in its challenge to ruling that tribunal cannot summon minister.
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Māori lawyers back controversial tikanga study for law students
Hunga Roia Māori defends the introduction of compulsory tikanga
Councillor questions $70k te reo app purchase in cost of living crisis
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New preferred home for Napier's proposed $5 million Waka Hub
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Taskforce for jobs helps settle young man in new town with a job
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Tribunal says repealing part of Oranga Tamariki Act breaches Treaty of Waitangi
Proposed law change is part of the Act Party’s coalition deal with National.
Hundreds of Māori student nurses gather for national hui
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Northland policewoman Gail Shepherd remembered for ‘amazing’ emergency mahi
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'Second chance': Manu Vatuvei shares message of redemption to high school students
The former Kiwi delivers message to students at a South Auckland school.
Minister to decide on village name change proposal
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Act’s interpretation of the Treaty inaccurate and misleading, tribunal told
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Tumuaki worried about new school lunch model
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Kura teacher worried about school lunch plan
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Tairāwhiti advocate cycles South Island for sexual assault awareness
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Rototaupua: A fleeting natural wonder formed by Cyclone Hale
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Family of teen who died in Cook Islands fundraising to send body to NZ
The whānau of Drazei Kerehoma want to raise $9000 to send his body to New Zealand.
Iwi leaders meet with ministers over oil and gas exploration
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'Magic light show': 160 drones to light up Rotorua Lakefront
“It is a collaboration of story, light, sound and Matariki themes."
Māori mums must have whānau support
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