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Revisiting a master storyteller

There were years when, as both authors and as publishers, A.H. and A.W. Reed were the main source of Maori myth and legend for New Zealand readers.

Marae under attack from smoking, inquiry told

Maori told the parliamentary tobacco inquiry today that their marae were being undermined by tobacco smoking and associated early death.

Challenging the dot problem

A fresh search for truth

The island of despair

Maori King threatens to abdicate after actions criticised

Radar confirms old human remains at tavern site

Maori guardian faces fisheries charges

New trust to deliver social services to whanau

Who will own the foreshore?

Neither the Government nor Maori would own the nation's beaches under a proposal to settle the dispute over laws governing the foreshore and seabed.

Flag debate: Maori split on need for new design

Many Maori would welcome a new flag if it reflected tangata whenua. However, concerns remain about disrespect for the current ensign.

Accountability will be key to Whanau Ora taskforce report

New and old waka celebrate Waitangi

Waka from around the country lined up along the beach at Waitangi before being ceremonially launched this morning.

Tongan's promised tribal adoption arrive at Te Tii Marae

Cash demanded for Waitangi coverage

Media are being asked to cough up cash to cover Waitangi Day celebrations, with a Ngapuhi elder asking reporters and cameramen to hand over hundreds of dollars.

<i>Brian Rudman</i>: Volcanoes pawns in Treaty game