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Process cuts chance to mine minerals, says Ngai Tahu leader

From unease and anger to collaboration

Seabed deals leave way open for tribes if company strikes oil

Ex-whaler recalls last chase for giant

Whanau a Apanui ready to stake a claim

Brian Rudman: Hone sends a message from a dark past

Repeal welcome in the cradle of Tainui

Urban Maori seek deal on city beaches

Auckland tribes are seeking a co-management deal for the Waitemata and Manukau harbours in upcoming Treaty negotiations.

UN expert targets Maori disadvantage

Extreme social and economic disadvantage faced by Maori has been highlighted as an ongoing concern by a visiting UN expert.

Sharples to review te reo spend

Moves are under way to give Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples closer scrutiny of the estimated $250 million government spend on te reo initiatives.

Karawhiua - Give it a go: te reo tips for the perfect hangi

UN expert reports on NZ race relations

UN visitor checks NZ race relations

Ngati Whatua ready to raise city rents

Mighty kites grace Waitemata

Sea creatures will be dancing high above the waters of the Waitemata Harbour today.

Act to prevent political parties buying power: panel