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Influential Maori peacemaker' felled by stroke

Maori leader in hospital after stroke

Peninsula Maori go for the double

Customary title claims hit confiscation hurdle

Bay of Plenty iwi say land confiscations in the 1860s could scuttle any chance of gaining customary title to tracts of the foreshore.

<i>Editorial</i>: Repeal bill is a new first step

Harawira: Few Maori will pass foreshore ownership threshold

Hone Harawira believes that 98pc of Maori will fail to meet the threshold to gain ownership of the foreshore and seabed under pending Govt legislation.

<i>Irfan Yusuf:</i> Hate that can change the world

<i>Tariana Turia:</i> New bill reopens door to possibility of justice

Tariana Turia, co-leader of the Maori Party, writes about the foreshore and seabed debates and tides of change.

Beaches still free under Maori title, House told

Maori academic warns te reo could die out by 2050

Replacement law 'an evil little piece of legislation'

Mere stolen from prophet's tomb recovered

Stone age man

Standing on snakes and having trees fall on him are all in a day's work for the archaeologist who's been called Auckland's Indiana Jones.

$5m to help catch up

Outsider's place at Tainui table upsets some in tribe

Police plea for return of priceless mere

New South Wales: Our history is found in Sydney sites

New South Wales is a hidden window into NZ's past, writes Matthew Wright.

Mayors differ on race issue