Kingi Tuheitia blesses New Zealand's Olympic kōrowai
The official kākahu for the opening ceremony is handed over.
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University of Auckland targets entrance parity for Māori and Pacific learners
'This would be a sector-leading approach, the first of this kind domestically.'
Crown lawyers expected to move on any Waitangi Tribunal summons of minister
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Wellness centre partnership to bring seamless medical services to Hamilton
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'So little respect': Vandals attack, damage Hawke's Bay war memorial
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5000 homes, new town hub, schools: Beachlands South rezoning approved
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Te Pāti Māori MPs head to Australia on bonding mission
Rawiri Waititi and Takutai Kemp head to Australia to strengthen ties.
North Hokianga trust looks beyond forestry to a range of kaupapa
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Editorial: The Labour party needs to refocus on its core constituents
Labour has come out firing on the same faulty cylinders.
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'Corrosive obsession with a person's race' — Seymour on Māori wards
'If there was a vote in Auckland where I reside, I’d be voting no.'
Traditional Māori cuisine finds a community home in South Auckland
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Prisoner and Corrections officers take refuge in van after shots fired at tangi
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What media loss will mean to Māori
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‘I feel particularly aggrieved for Māori’ - McRoberts and Kamo on media cuts
Two seasoned Māori broadcasters lament the loss in media.
Māngere social supermarket eases families' groceries costs
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Plans to cut rural police allowances will demoralise recruits, cops say
Police cuts would only hurt the overall recruitment of future rural cops in Northland.
Environment protection: Time for the people to resist
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Māori publisher scoops big prize at leading international children’s book fair
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Taranaki Maunga bill passes first reading
The bill proposes recognising the maunga as a legal person.
World class visitor experience planned for Motupōhue to put Bluff on the map
A planned 25m tall sculpture on Motupōhue (Bluff Hill) would be visible from the township.