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Part 4 of Waka, a six-part series which traces the cultural revival of traditional craft.
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Part 1 of Waka, a six-part series which traces the cultural revival of traditional craft.
Part 2 of Waka, a six-part series which traces the cultural revival of traditional craft.
Part 3 of Waka, a six-part series which traces the cultural revival of traditional craft.
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Opinion - He Huatau
Listener: Haere rā, complaints.
This is not about a cultural difference; it is about respect and thoughtfulness.
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A 21-year-old man was reportedly told he could not buy food at the fair.
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Health leaders have been quick to condemn Meredith Akuhata-Brown's comments.
It follows the equally abrupt departures of his three predecessors.
"We can't expect our whānau to do it if we don't do it ourselves"
Living in state housing and being unemployed makes it more likely Māori will be attacked.
"Very moving - a very emotional time for everyone, what an amazing send off."
Early tests for cervical cancer can save women's lives, The Hits host says.
The bill updates Māori land rating laws that have been largely untouched since 1924.
Mayor says she understands how hurt and frustrated some were by last week's decision.
It accompanies the team at every game, but will stay with its new kaitiaki off the field.
Many Pākehā submitters supported the Māori constituency, with some speaking at the hearing
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Mentors helped jeweller Twilight Edwards make earrings now worn by the Prime Minister.
A cervical smear could save people's lives and reverse the shocking statistics.
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"Please please please #SmearYourMea - it may save your life - and we need you right here."
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Grieving, close and worried family could only "hope it wasn't a repeat".
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City council has much more to do in improving meaningful participation for Māori.
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'What scares ... me is what happens in 2025" - Richard Cordell.
Members of the Pātaua South occupation met with the mayor and DoC.
Entrepreneurship can be taught and although never too late, its best started in childhood.
Marlborough council wants final say after "Rose Manor" road names prove thorny issue.
A chemical found in the kōwhai may offer a cheaper medicine to help people quit smoking.
Voting rights debate comes after the council agreed in principle to establish Māori ward.
A new book charts the state of New Zealand's art publishing industry.
It's the first time iwi representatives will be formally appointed to a Horizons committee
The tattooed gang member says his children were his motivation to leave that life behind.
After a 100-year break, kumara is again growing on the slopes of Ōrākei.
The new service aims to help at-risk mothers and their whānau.
A bilingual digital map proves popular for visitors. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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Maps reveal NZ's vulnerability to Covid-19, with major cities among most threatened spots.
OPINION: Minister of Corrections should acknowledge his CEO misled him and the public.
A new report has revealed systemic failings in safety practices at Ports of Auckland.
'We will not allow them to hide behind this racist system ... keeps Māori at the bottom.'
'We needed to show manaaki to our Chinese community here in Rotorua'.
Reflections - Ngā Whakaaroaro
Kirsti Luke says a Crown apology and settlement is only the beginning for her people.
A seven-part video series explores what it means to be Pākehā.
Pākehā are the problem when it comes to the alarming statistics for Māori.
Conversations - Kōrerorero: Wāhine tell their stories
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She had to leave her home and family to find her identity.
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